Raygun MCP Server

What is Raygun MCP Server?

A remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets AI assistants access crash reporting and real user monitoring data from Raygun through natural language conversations.

How to use Raygun MCP Server?

Configure your AI assistant to connect to the remote MCP server at https://api.raygun.com/v3/mcp using your Raygun Personal Access Token (PAT) in an Authorization: Bearer YOUR_PAT_TOKEN header. Setup commands and config files vary by assistant (e.g., Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code); see the README for detailed examples.

Key features of Raygun MCP Server

• Error management with full stack traces and context
• Deployment tracking to correlate releases with errors
• Performance insights: page load times and trends
• User monitoring: customer sessions and behavior patterns
• Team collaboration: manage invitations and resolve errors
• Metrics and analytics: time-series analysis and histograms

Use cases of Raygun MCP Server

• Investigate and resolve application errors with AI assistance
• Monitor deployments and detect problematic changes
• Analyze performance trends for top pages over time
• Search and investigate customer sessions and error groups
• Manage team invitations and coordinate error resolution

FAQ from Raygun MCP Server

How do I obtain a Personal Access Token?

Go to Raygun Personal Access Tokens, click "Create New Token", give it a name and select permissions, then copy the generated token.

What tools does the Raygun MCP Server provide?

Tools covering applications, error groups & instances, deployments, customers & sessions, performance & metrics, and team management—all listed in detail in the Tool Reference.

What are the requirements to use the server?

A Raygun account with an active subscription and a Raygun Personal Access Token (PAT).

How is the server hosted and authenticated?

The server is hosted remotely at https://api.raygun.com/v3/mcp and uses HTTP transport. Authentication is via a Bearer token (Authorization: Bearer YOUR_PAT_TOKEN) passed as a header.

Can I run the server locally?

No, the README only describes a hosted remote server; no local installation or local mode is mentioned.