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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:
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, Cursor, Codex, and Gemini 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.

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Get started

To get started with the Chronosphere MCP server, configure authentication.