MindscapeHQ/server-raygun
A remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects AI assistants to your crash reporting and real user monitoring data in Raygun through natural language conversations. 📚 Tool Reference • 🚀 Quick Start • 🔑 Get API Token - 🐛 Error Management - Investigate, resolve, and track application errors and crashes with full stack traces and context - 🚀 Deployment Tracking - Monitor releases and correlate errors with deployments to identify problematic changes - ⚡ Performance Insights - Analyze page load times, user metrics, and performance trends over time - 👥 User Monitoring - Track customer sessions, behavior patterns, and identify affected users - 🤝 Team Collaboration - Manage invitations and coordinate error resolution across your team - 📊 Metrics & Analytics - Time-series analysis and distribution histograms for errors and performance
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Overview
A remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that connects AI assistants to your crash reporting and real user monitoring data in Raygun through natural language conversations. 📚 Tool Reference • 🚀 Quick Start • 🔑 Get API Token - 🐛 Error Management - Investigate, resolve, and track application errors and crashes with full stack traces and context - 🚀 Deployment Tracking - Monitor releases and correlate errors with deployments to identify problematic changes - ⚡ Performance Insights - Analyze page load times, user metrics, and performance trends over time - 👥 User Monitoring - Track customer sessions, behavior patterns, and identify affected users - 🤝 Team Collaboration - Manage invitations and coordinate error resolution across your team - 📊 Metrics & Analytics - Time-series analysis and distribution histograms for errors and performance
Capabilities
- applications_list
List your Raygun applications — Retrieve all applications in your account with `applications_list` or search by name with `applications_search`.
- error_group_investigate
Investigate error groups — Get full details, stack traces, and individual error instances using `error_group_investigate` and `error_instance_get_details`.
- error_group_update_status
Update error status and add comments — Resolve, ignore, or reactivate error groups via `error_group_update_status` and attach notes with `error_group_add_comment`.
- deployments_list
Track deployments and their impact — List recent deployments, create new records, and investigate whether a release introduced new errors using `deployments_list`, `deployment_create`, and `deployment_investigate`.
- metrics_website_performance_analyze
Analyze performance trends — Query time-series performance data and distribution histograms for pages with `metrics_website_performance_analyze` and `metrics_performance_distribution_analyze`.
- customers_search
Search and investigate customers — Find users by name or email with `customers_search` and review their error history and sessions via `customer_investigate`.
Installation
claude mcp add --transport http raygun https://api.raygun.com/v3/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_PAT_TOKEN"
Configuration
{
"mcpServers": {
"mcp-server-raygun": {
"url": "https://api.raygun.com/v3/mcp"
}
}
}Paste into ~/.cursor/mcp.json or .cursor/mcp.json
Tags
- monitoring
- observability-incident
- development
- awesome-list
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