Chronosphere MCP server
Chronosphere provides a Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that lets you connect your large language models (LLMs) to interact with Chronosphere Observability Platform. After connecting with the MCP server, you can:
- Query telemetry data like change events, metrics, logs, and traces.
- Read Chronosphere resources, such as dashboards and monitors.
You can’t use the Chronosphere MCP server to complete mutation actions, such as updating dashboards, writing metrics and logs, or deleting monitors.
Use AI-enabled developer tools such as Claude Code (opens in a new tab), Cursor (opens in a new tab), Codex (opens in a new tab), and Gemini (opens in a new tab) to submit read-only queries to Observability Platform. The following are some queries you can make to the Chronosphere MCP server:
- Find error logs in your service with stack traces, and review your code to explain what’s causing the error.
- Fetch a monitor and explain how it’s configured, or what’s causing it to trigger.
- Help write PromQL queries to find metrics for a specific service.
- List active shaping rules, such as drop rules, to determine why data is or isn’t being dropped.
Get started
To get started with the Chronosphere MCP server, configure authentication.