Overview
What is Appsignal Mcp?
Appsignal Mcp is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that connects to AppSignal’s GraphQL API to fetch incident information. It is intended for developers using AppSignal who want to access incident details, samples, and lists through an MCP-compatible client.
How to use Appsignal Mcp?
Install with npm install -g mcp-appsignal, set the environment variables APPSIGNAL_API_TOKEN and APPSIGNAL_APP_ID, then run mcp-appsignal. For use with Cursor, add the server configuration with those environment variables.
Key features of Appsignal Mcp
- Connects to AppSignal’s GraphQL API
- Fetches incident details and samples
- Lists and searches incidents
- Provides prompts for analyzing incidents and suggesting fixes
- Exposes MCP resources, tools, and prompts
Use cases of Appsignal Mcp
- Retrieve detailed information about a specific incident by number
- Obtain error samples from an incident for debugging
- List all incidents with optional filtering
- Analyze an incident through an MCP prompt
- Get suggested fixes for an error via an MCP prompt
FAQ from Appsignal Mcp
What environment variables are required?
You need APPSIGNAL_API_TOKEN and APPSIGNAL_APP_ID set in your environment or in the MCP server configuration.
How do I install Appsignal Mcp?
Install it globally using npm install -g mcp-appsignal.
What MCP resources does Appsignal Mcp expose?
Three resources: appsignal://incident/{incidentNumber}, appsignal://incident/{incidentNumber}/sample/{sampleId?}, and appsignal://incidents.
What tools are provided by Appsignal Mcp?
Three tools: getIncident (by number), getIncidentSample (by incident and optional sample ID), and listIncidents (with optional filtering).
What prompts are available in Appsignal Mcp?
Two prompts: analyzeIncident for analyzing an incident and providing insights, and suggestFixes for suggesting fixes for an error.
