Logicmonitor MCP

What is Logicmonitor MCP?

Logicmonitor MCP is a Model Context Protocol server for LogicMonitor that enables AI assistants to interact with LogicMonitor monitoring data and operations. It provides 125 MCP tools (73 read-only, 52 write) for comprehensive LogicMonitor management.

How to use Logicmonitor MCP?

Install via npx (npx logicmonitor-mcp-server) or Docker. Configure using environment variables (LM_COMPANY, LM_BEARER_TOKEN), a .env file, or CLI flags. Run locally with STDIO transport for Claude Desktop, or remotely with SSE/HTTP transport for web-based access.

Key features of Logicmonitor MCP

• 125 MCP tools (73 read-only, 52 write)
• Multiple transport modes: STDIO, SSE, HTTP
• Flexible authentication: none, bearer token, OAuth/OIDC
• Read-only mode enabled by default for safe monitoring
• Automatic CSRF protection for session-based authentication
• Tool filtering, rate limiting, and smart batching

Use cases of Logicmonitor MCP

• Monitor resource status and health in LogicMonitor
• Troubleshoot incidents and retrieve device details
• Automate common LogicMonitor tasks via AI assistants
• Integrate LogicMonitor data into AI‑powered chat interfaces

FAQ from Logicmonitor MCP

What does this server do?

It acts as a bridge between AI assistants (e.g., Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code) and the LogicMonitor API, allowing natural language queries and commands to interact with LogicMonitor resources.

What are the prerequisites?

Node.js >= 18 (or Docker), a LogicMonitor account with API access, and a LogicMonitor API Bearer Token.

How do I configure authentication?

Set the LM_COMPANY (account subdomain) and LM_BEARER_TOKEN environment variables, or use the --lm-company and --lm-bearer-token CLI flags. OAuth/OIDC authentication is also supported.

What transport modes are supported?

STDIO for local desktop use, SSE and streamable‑HTTP for remote access. TLS/HTTPS can be enabled for secure remote connections.

Is read‑only mode available?

Yes, read‑only mode is enabled by default, preventing any modifications to LogicMonitor resources. You can disable it to allow write operations.