What dependencies or runtime does MCP Server require?
It requires Go to build (`make chronomcp`). The resulting binary runs as a standalone process with environment variables for organization name and API token.
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MCP server for chronosphere
No standard config provided
This server doesn't expose a parseable MCP config block in its README. See the repository for install instructions.
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An MCP server for Chronosphere that provides tools for fetching logs, metrics, traces, events, and select entities. It is a work in progress – many features are not yet implemented and may change without warning.
Build the binary with make chronomcp, then configure it as an MCP server in your client (e.g., Claude Desktop or Cursor) by providing the path to the binary, a config file, and environment variables CHRONOSPHERE_ORG_NAME and CHRONOSPHERE_API_TOKEN. Alternatively, run directly with make run-chronomcp.
It requires Go to build (`make chronomcp`). The resulting binary runs as a standalone process with environment variables for organization name and API token.
It uses a Chronosphere API token, provided via the `CHRONOSPHERE_API_TOKEN` environment variable. The same token file used by `chronoctl` is supported.
The README shows use with a local binary via stdio (Claude Desktop, Cursor) and streamable HTTP for debugging. Authentication is handled by the API token set in environment variables.
The project is labeled as a work in progress. Many features are not yet implemented, and existing ones may be added, changed, or removed without warning.
Data is fetched from the user’s Chronosphere organization at query time; no data is stored locally by the server aside from temporary results.
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