mcp-langfuse
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- FlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceEnables AI agents and MCP clients to query Langfuse observability data locally, covering traces, observations, sessions, exceptions, route decisions, prompts, datasets, annotation queues, scores, and aggregated metrics. Supports selective tool-group loading and a read-only mode for safer debugging and triage workflows.-
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- FlicenseNot gradedqualityAmaintenanceEnables AI agents and developers to query Langfuse telemetry locally, fetching traces, sessions, observations, and exceptions, inspecting route decisions, and running metrics, prompt, dataset, and annotation-queue operations. Supports selective tool-group loading and a read-only mode for token-efficient debugging from Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, or any MCP client.-
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With only one tool exposed there is no possible confusion between tools, so selection is unambiguous. However, the description repeatedly refers to "the other tools' `project` argument," which do not exist in this set, so an agent may waste effort looking for tools that aren't there.
The single name `langfuse_auth_status` is clear, prefixed, and uses consistent snake_case. There is no multi-tool set to verify a pattern against, so consistency can only be judged on readability.
A Langfuse observability server exposing exactly one diagnostic/status tool is far too thin for the apparent scope (projects, traces, sessions, scores). The description itself implies a larger intended surface, making this a notable under-scoping rather than a deliberately minimal server.
There are no tools to actually read Langfuse data — no trace, session, observation, score, or project listing operations — despite the tool describing itself as the entry point to a broader set. An agent can check auth status and then hit a dead end for every real workflow.