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  "ContentMarkdown": "# MCP Servers with a get_incident tool\n\nEvery MCP server Pod knows of that exposes a get_incident tool.\n\n8 servers, ordered by decision readiness and adoption — GitHub stars and npm downloads where available, then reported issue volume. Pod has connected to 7 of them; the rest are publisher-reported and unverified.\n\n## [0xArchive](/mcp/0xarchive)\n\n0xArchive gives Claude direct access to deep market data for Hyperliquid and Lighter.xyz, so you can research, backtest, and answer market questions in conversation instead of writing collection scripts. Coverage spans Hyperliquid perpetuals, spot pairs, HIP-3 builder markets, and HIP-4 outcome markets, plus Lighter.xyz. Available data includes:\n\nOrder books. L2 aggregated depth and full L4 order-level books with individual order IDs, per-order sizes, and wallet attribution. Point-in-time reconstruction at any timestamp, periodic checkpoints, and raw order-level diffs.\n\nTrades and orders. Trade and fill history with maker and taker sides, order lifecycle events, TP/SL trigger orders, TWAP execution status, and aggregated order flow.\n\nDerivatives data. Funding rates, open interest, mark and oracle prices, candles from 1m to 1w, liquidation events and volume, and projected liquidation level maps computed from clearinghouse position state.\n\nData quality. Every dataset reports its own coverage, freshness, and latency, and there are tools for incident history and SLA reporting. Coverage start dates differ per dataset and venue, so ask the coverage tools rather than assuming a range.\n\nCommon uses: pull tick-level trades and order book states for backtesting, inspect where liquidation risk and resting stop orders cluster around current price, compare depth, funding, and open interest across venues, and check data completeness before relying on a range.\n\nAny 0xArchive account can connect, including the free tier. Usage is metered by credits rather than gated by dataset, so every data type is reachable on every plan.\n\n119 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 119 tools.\n\n## [AlertKick](/mcp/alertkick)\n\nAlertKick is an infrastructure monitoring and security platform for websites, servers, containers, and endpoints. This connector gives Claude direct access to your AlertKick workspace so you can ask questions and take action in natural language instead of switching to the dashboard.\n\nKey capabilities:\n- Servers: list monitored servers and hosts, check status/uptime/OS info, and inspect running Docker containers\n- Alerts: list, view, acknowledge, and resolve alerts\n- Security events: review eBPF-based security detections and aggregate statistics\n- Monitors: create and manage HTTP/API, DNS, TCP, and domain-expiry uptime monitors, including TLS certificate expiry checks; pause, resume, or delete monitors\n- Heartbeats: create and manage heartbeat checks for cron jobs and scheduled tasks, including enabling/disabling and deleting\n- Incidents: list and review incident details and timelines\n- Change management: create, approve, start, complete, and verify change requests, including opening and closing maintenance windows on target servers\n\nThe hosted connector at https://mcp.alertkick.com/mcp uses OAuth 2.1 (PKCE, dynamic client registration, RFC 8414/9728 discovery) to connect to your AlertKick workspace - no API keys required. A local stdio binary is also available for self-managed API-key based setups.\n\n34 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 34 tools.\n\n## [Beaam](/mcp/beaam)\n\nBeaam keeps watch over the services behind your product and brings forward only what needs attention. Use the connector to inspect current health, review monitoring coverage, investigate incidents and likely causes, manage watchlists and alert rules, and test notification delivery. Calls are scoped to the connected Beaam organization. Read-only and destructive actions are annotated independently so Claude can ask for confirmation when appropriate.\n\nBeaam supports Cloudflare, Vercel, Netlify, Supabase, Neon, MongoDB Atlas, Sentry, Stripe, Polar, Resend, DigitalOcean, Hostinger, HTTP endpoints, and MCP servers. It can also connect providers, schedule maintenance, route notifications, and help apply a monitoring plan generated from a project.\n\nEvery tool uses the same capability layer as the Beaam web app and API, under row-level security scoped to the signed-in organization. Billing, subscription changes, API-key issuance, and organization administration are deliberately not exposed.\n\n81 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 81 tools.\n\n## [Friday4:30](/mcp/friday4-30)\n\nWhat Friday4:30 Does\n\nFriday4:30 gives food and drink businesses one place to run a product safety event, from the first weak signal to the closing report.\n\nWorking directly in your workspace\nWith this connector, Claude can:\n\n• Declare an incident and seed its response tasks\n• Log and triage consumer complaints\n• Raise an awareness for a signal that isn't yet confirmed\n• Pull your product and supplier registers to scope a recall\n• Check the readiness score and what's dragging it down\n• Read the daily morning briefing, including matched external recall alerts\n\nReaching the wider record\nBeyond the named tools, a capability catalogue exposes the rest of the workspace (risk register, batches and shipments for traceability, Sedex audit findings, incident costs, drills, response meetings, comms templates, and the activity audit trail) so Claude can answer questions across the whole record.\n\nAccess and trust\nEvery call acts as the signed-in user and is bound by that user's role and organisation, so Claude sees exactly what the person sees and nothing more. Workspace text written by outside parties (consumer complaints, imported tickets, news feeds) is fenced as untrusted data rather than instructions.\n\n18 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 18 tools.\n\n## [InBrief](/mcp/inbrief)\n\nInBrief is a status page and uptime monitoring service. This connector lets Claude work with the status pages and tools you approve.\n\nWhat you can do:\n- Check the current status, uptime history and incidents of your pages.\n- Publish incidents, post updates, resolve them and write postmortems.\n- Schedule, update, cancel and complete maintenance windows.\n- Create, update, pause, resume and reorder uptime monitors.\n- Review subscribers, notification templates, webhooks, badges, widgets and branding.\n\nYou stay in control. When you connect, you choose which tools and status pages Claude may use, and each connection keeps its own permissions. Your role and your plan still apply to every call. Sensitive changes, such as billing, team membership, API keys, custom domains, credentials and deleting a page or the account, only return a review link: nothing changes until you open it in InBrief, confirm who you are and approve. You can narrow access or disconnect at any time in InBrief settings.\n\n138 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 138 tools.\n\n## [Norrsent - Agentic Risk Management & GRC](/mcp/norrsent-agentic-risk-management-grc)\n\nNorrsent MCP connects Claude to your enterprise risk management (ERM) and GRC workspace on Norrsent. Query and analyze your risk register, controls and their effectiveness, Key Risk Indicators (KRIs), mitigations, active threats, governance policies, incidents, your organizational hierarchy, and the aggregated risk matrix and update a risk or report an incident that are all bounded by your own role-based permissions and recorded in an access audit log.\n\n16 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 16 tools.\n\n## [PagerDuty](/mcp/pagerduty)\n\nManage incidents, create services, schedule overrides, and track on-call rotations with your PagerDuty account\n\n64 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 64 tools.\n\n## [Grafana MCP Server Desktop Extension](/mcp/grafana-mcp-server-desktop-extension)\n\nA comprehensive Model Context Protocol (MCP) server for Grafana that provides:\n\n- **Dashboards**: Search, get, update, patch, and create dashboards with context window optimization\n- **Datasources**: List and query Prometheus, Loki, and ClickHouse datasources\n- **Prometheus**: Execute PromQL queries, histogram percentile analysis, and retrieve metric metadata\n- **Loki**: Query logs and metrics using LogQL, detect log patterns\n- **ClickHouse**: Execute SQL queries, discover tables and schemas\n- **Alerting**: List, create, update, and delete alert rules and contact points\n- **Incidents**: Manage incidents in Grafana Incident\n- **Sift**: Investigate errors and performance issues\n- **OnCall**: Manage on-call schedules, shifts, and alert groups\n- **Pyroscope**: Continuous profiling with profile types, labels, and flame graphs\n- **Navigation**: Generate accurate deeplinks to Grafana resources\n- **Annotations**: Query, create, update, and patch annotations\n- **Admin**: Manage teams, users, roles, and permissions\n- **Rendering**: Generate PNG snapshots of dashboard panels\n\nRequires Grafana version 9.0 or later for full functionality.\n\n71 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.\n\n## For agents\n\nThis page has a [Markdown](/mcp/tool/get-incident.md) and a [JSON](/mcp/tool/get-incident.json) twin. Pod is also queryable over MCP at `https://api.askpod.ai/mcp/read`.",
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