# MCP Servers with a get_monitor tool Every MCP server Pod knows of that exposes a get_monitor tool. 9 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. ## [openstatus](/mcp/openstatus) Openstatus is an open-source uptime monitoring and status page platform. This connector gives Claude direct access to your openstatus workspace so you can investigate, communicate, and stay on top of incidents from a conversation. What you can do: Check monitor health: per-region status, success/degraded/error rates, latency, and recent HTTP check results Debug failures: inspect individual response logs with status codes, headers, and timing Communicate incidents: create and update status reports on your public status page, append updates, and resolve them once fixed Plan maintenance: schedule maintenance windows on any status page Review configuration: list monitors, status pages, page components, notification channels, and private locations Audit changes: browse the audit log with before/after snapshots of every mutating action 9,161 GitHub stars · 23 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 23 tools. ## [mcp.riveterhq.com](/mcp/mcp-riveterhq-com) Riveter turns web research into structured data. Give Claude a list of companies, people, or URLs and ask for new columns: product descriptions, revenue, deep analysis, company headcount, link traces, pricing, tech stack analysis, contact details, a classification, a summary, etc. Riveter runs an AI agent per row that searches, reads pages, and fills in each cell with a sourced answer. What you can do - Enrich rows you already have. Paste a list or point at a saved enrichment and get the new columns back. Up to 10,000 rows per run. - Build a list from a description. "Every lawfirm in Indiana", "every YC W24 company in healthcare", "competitors of Stripe". Riveter generates the rows, and can enrich them in the same run. - Scrape a page. Clean text or markdown from any URL, including JavaScript-rendered pages. - Search the web. One-shot search results, or a research agent that answers a question with a structured, schema-shaped response. - Extract records from a site. Define the fields you want and pull them from listings, directories, or catalogs as JSON. - Monitor for changes. Run a saved enrichment daily, weekly, or monthly and get alerts or webhooks when values change. How it works Long runs are asynchronous. Claude starts the run, checks status, and fetches results when they are ready. Every run has an id you can come back to later, and results stay available in your Riveter account. Setup Click Connect and sign in to your Riveter account. Riveter creates an API key for this connection; you can revoke it at any time from Settings → API to disconnect. Runs use credits from your Riveter plan. Free accounts include trial credits. Read-only tools (status, results, listings) are marked read-only. Tools that start runs or change saved configuration are marked as writes. Stopping a run and pausing a monitor are marked destructive. Docs: https://docs.riveterhq.com 834 downloads/mo · 26 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 26 tools. ## [AlertKick](/mcp/alertkick) AlertKick 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. Key capabilities: - Servers: list monitored servers and hosts, check status/uptime/OS info, and inspect running Docker containers - Alerts: list, view, acknowledge, and resolve alerts - Security events: review eBPF-based security detections and aggregate statistics - Monitors: create and manage HTTP/API, DNS, TCP, and domain-expiry uptime monitors, including TLS certificate expiry checks; pause, resume, or delete monitors - Heartbeats: create and manage heartbeat checks for cron jobs and scheduled tasks, including enabling/disabling and deleting - Incidents: list and review incident details and timelines - Change management: create, approve, start, complete, and verify change requests, including opening and closing maintenance windows on target servers The 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. 34 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 34 tools. ## [InBrief](/mcp/inbrief) InBrief is a status page and uptime monitoring service. This connector lets Claude work with the status pages and tools you approve. What you can do: - Check the current status, uptime history and incidents of your pages. - Publish incidents, post updates, resolve them and write postmortems. - Schedule, update, cancel and complete maintenance windows. - Create, update, pause, resume and reorder uptime monitors. - Review subscribers, notification templates, webhooks, badges, widgets and branding. You 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. 138 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 138 tools. ## [Matia MCP](/mcp/matia-mcp) Matia is the Unified DataOps Platform for data, AI, and engineering teams, combining ingestion, reverse ETL, observability, and catalog in one place. This MCP gives your agent a single interface to all of it. Because Matia is one unified platform rather than a stack of point tools, the MCP can follow a problem across the entire data lifecycle in a single session. It answers where a number came from and what breaks if you change it, without stitching together separate tools for ingestion, observability, and activation. Works alongside your warehouse MCP, such as Snowflake, so agents move from pipeline health to the underlying data in one flow. Requires a Matia account. Better together. Do more with Matia. 15 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 15 tools. ## [Promptwatch](/mcp/promptwatch) Monitor and optimize your brand's presence across AI Search. Query visibility scores, citations, sentiment, and AI-referred traffic directly from Claude. Compare competitors, find content gaps, and generate content that gets cited — without leaving your workflow. 67 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 67 tools. ## [TinyFish](/mcp/tinyfish) TinyFish gives Claude a cloud browser and web agent to search, read, and operate the live web. Use it for web automation and browser automation on real websites: navigating pages, clicking through multi-step workflows, logging in to websites and account portals, filling out and submitting web forms, online applications, and job applications, and extracting structured data that only appears after real page interaction. Three core tools cover the workflow. Web search finds relevant pages and news across the public web. Fetch reads a web page or webpage and extracts clean, token-efficient content, including JavaScript-rendered pages, so Claude can read, summarize, or scrape up to 10 URLs at once. The web agent automates website tasks that static fetching can't reach: it runs in a remote stealth Chrome browser with built-in anti-bot protection and proxy rotation, can reuse saved logged-in sessions to log in and check account status or dashboards, and returns results as structured JSON. The same task can run across many sites in parallel for price comparison and shopping: compare prices, check product availability and stock availability, gather product listings, job listings, and real estate listings, or collect insurance and service quotes from several providers. Website monitoring: TinyFish monitors websites for changes. Set up a recurring monitor on a web page or search topic for price tracking, change detection, content updates, and alerts when something new appears. For direct control, open a headless cloud browser session with CDP access for Playwright, Puppeteer, or Selenium. Common uses include web scraping and data extraction behind logins and navigation, a web scraper for tables, app reviews, and local businesses for lead generation, downloading invoices, receipts, and billing statements from a customer portal, completing booking, appointment, and reservation flows, research across many sources, and pulling live data from web apps. 23 tools reported — Live, but requires authorization before it will list tools. Publisher lists 23 tools. ## [Orchestra MCP](/mcp/orchestra-mcp) Orchestra is a data orchestration and observability platform. This connector lets Claude work with your Orchestra workspaces directly. Ask what failed overnight and Claude gets every failing pipeline run, already joined to the task runs that caused it, with error messages, log tails and duration anomalies. Drill into a single task run's parameters, upstream dependencies, logs and artifacts such as dbt run results. Check a pipeline's definition and recent history before you change it. Claude can also act: start, pause or cancel pipelines, create and update Orchestra-backed pipelines, triage, merge, mute and comment on incidents, and manage alerting monitors and environments. Claude acts as you. You choose which workspaces to share when you connect, and Claude can only see and do what your Orchestra role allows. Connections can be granted read-only or read-write access. 49 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod. ## [SiteQwality](/mcp/siteqwality) SiteQwality is uptime monitoring, status pages, incident response and observability in one product. This connector lets Claude work with your SiteQwality account. Ask what is down right now, what happened in last night's incident, or what the logs said around a failed check. Claude can list and read monitors, recent check results and alert history; list, read, open and update incidents; list status pages; search logs; query metrics; and search and read traces. It can also take everyday actions: create, edit, pause, resume or delete HTTP monitors, acknowledge and resolve incidents, and post incident and status page updates. Two general tools find and call any other documented SiteQwality API operation. You sign in with your SiteQwality account and choose what Claude may read or change, area by area (monitors, incidents, notifications, status pages, logs, metrics, traces, real user monitoring and dashboards), or grant read-only access. Claude acts as you, and never with more access than your role allows. Every change it makes appears in your audit log with the connector's name and the tool it used. You can revoke access at any time in your SiteQwality account settings, and it stops working within a minute. Available on every SiteQwality plan, including free. 25 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod. ## For agents This page has a [Markdown](/mcp/tool/get-monitor.md) and a [JSON](/mcp/tool/get-monitor.json) twin. 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