AppSignal now offers a public MCP endpoint, so AI agents like Claude and AI code editors like Cursor and Windsurf can access your monitoring data without running a Docker container.

AppSignal's platform is a resource for developers and DevOps teams, offering insights into application monitoring, error tracking, and performance optimization. Through articles, tutorials, and case studies, AppSignal offers insights into identifying and resolving performance issues in web applications. Developers can learn about monitoring key metrics, tracking errors, and optimizing code to deliver fast and reliable user experiences.

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AppSignal has launched a hosted MCP (Model Context Protocol) endpoint at https://appsignal.com/api/mcp, eliminating the need to run a Docker container to connect AI agents to monitoring data. Developers can now authenticate with a token and give AI coding tools like Claude, Cursor, Windsurf, Zed, and VS Code Copilot direct access to AppSignal's 18 tools covering error investigation, anomaly alerts, metrics querying, dashboard management, and app exploration. The integration supports both read and write operations, allowing agents to close incidents, add notes, assign handlers, and build dashboards directly from the editor.

AppSignal's MCP Server: Connect AI Agents to Your Monitoring Data