Connect Rootly MCP to your AI agents, securely.
One secured endpoint for every Rootly call your AI agents make, scoped per user, inspected, and logged.Try Rootly MCP now
What your agents can ask once Rootly MCP is connected.
Select the tools your AI agents can call
261 tools from the Rootly MCP schema.
Showing 261 tools
What Rootly MCP exposes
Rootly MCP groups its 261 tools into 12 categories, each with a suggested starting policy.
All 261 tools as JSON, ready to paste.
| Category | Covers | Access | Suggested policy |
|---|---|---|---|
| On-call & Schedules | Schedules and their shifts, rotations with their users and active days, on-call shadows, override shifts, on-call roles, shift metrics, handoff summaries, responder availability checks, override recommendations and workload health risk | Read / Write | Override and rotation writes decide who gets paged. check_oncall_health_risk is self-hosted only and analyses named responders' workload, which is employee data: Rootly puts disclosure on the operator |
| Incidents | Listing, searching, collecting, creating and updating incidents, incident types, causes, action items, form field selections, plus TF-IDF similarity matching against historical incidents and solution mining from past resolutions | Read / Write | create_incident starts the real response process. update_incident is scoped to summary and retrospective progress only, which is narrower than the API and worth preserving |
| Catalog & Services | Catalogs and their entities, services and functionalities with incident and uptime charts, environments and severities | Read / Write | Mostly read. The update tools change the definitions that routing and reporting depend on, so a severity or service rename propagates everywhere |
| Alerts | Alerts and alert events, groups, routing rules, sources and urgencies, the alerts linked to an incident, and lookup by short ID | Read / Write | Routing rules decide which alerts reach which people. Creating or changing one silently redirects paging without any incident being created |
| Post-Incident | Post-incident reviews, retrospective steps and processes, and playbooks with their tasks | Read / Write | Writes here shape the organization's record of what happened and the process the next responder follows. Low operational risk, high documentary weight |
| Monitoring | Heartbeats, pulses, dashboards and dashboard panels, each with create, update and read tools | Read / Write | Heartbeats alert when a job stops reporting. There is no delete in the default surface, so an agent can add monitoring here but cannot remove it |
| Workflows | Workflows and their groups, workflow tasks, workflow runs and form field conditions | Read / Write | A workflow is automation that fires on real events. update_workflow and the task writes change what runs without a human in the loop afterwards |
| Escalation | Escalation policies, escalation paths, escalation levels and the paths behind a set of levels | Read / Write | These decide who gets paged at each step. Read them before changing them: a level update can quietly remove the last person in a chain |
| Status Pages & Comms | Status pages and their templates, communications templates, and live call routers | Read / Write | Status pages are public and live call routers decide where an inbound call lands. Both are customer-facing surfaces, so require approval on every write |
| Teams & Users | Teams with their incident charts, users, and the identity the connection is acting as | Read / Write | User creation, deletion and role management are deliberately excluded from this surface, so only update_team writes here. get_current_user confirms which token scope is actually in play |
| Forms | Custom forms, form fields and form field options | Read / Write | Read-only. Useful as the prerequisite for writing incident form field selections correctly |
| Meta | The running server version and the list of endpoints the current configuration exposes | Read | list_endpoints is the quickest way to confirm which tool profile and allowlist a connection actually ended up with |
Connect Rootly MCP to your AI agent
Four steps, under ten minutes.
- 01
Sign in to NeuralTrust
Open the NeuralTrust platform, sign in and go to Getting started, then Connect your tools.
- 02
Choose your agent
When asked which agent you use, pick Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, Windsurf, Copilot or your own code.
- 03
Connect Rootly
Find Rootly in the tool list and connect it.
- 04
Connect your agent
Follow the steps on screen to add the config to your agent, then send the test prompt.
Permissions down to the single tool
You do not allow Rootly MCP or block it. You allow the exact tools each agent can call, one by one.
| Rootly MCP | 261 TOOLS AVAILABLE |
|---|---|
| Code review agent | 4 tools, read only |
| Issue triage bot | 9 tools |
| Platform team assistant | all 261 tools |
- Tool by toolConnecting the server is not the unit of access. Each tool is granted on its own.
- Default denyA tool you have not enabled is never exposed to the agent.
- Approval on writesTools that change or delete things can require a human to confirm.
Is Rootly MCP secure?
One endpoint instead of raw credentials. Every call is checked against policy and logged.
| AI agentsConnect through your MCP client configuration. | NeuralTrustApply controls based on your configuration. | Rootly MCP261 tools generated by Rootly's MCP server in its default configuration (260 on the hosted service, where check_oncall_health_risk is unavailable), and a slim profile of about 70 high-usage tools is available with ?tool_profile=slim. Delete operations are disabled in the default surface, and API key management, user creation and deletion, role management and webhook configuration are excluded by design. |
|---|---|---|
| Coding assistants | Connection & credentialsper user | On-call & Schedules35 tools |
| Internal copilots | Tool access policiesdeny by default | Incidents32 tools |
| Workflow automations | Request & response inspectioninline | Alerts32 tools |
| Compatible MCP clients | Activity monitoringalerts and logs | All other tools162 tools |
Use Rootly MCP with any AI agent framework
Setup guides for the tools your team already uses.
Claude CodeAdd Rootly MCP to Claude Code from the terminal
CursorUse Rootly MCP tools inside Cursor's agent
CodexConnect Rootly MCP to the OpenAI Codex CLI
WindsurfGive Windsurf's Cascade access to Rootly MCP
Gemini CLICall Rootly MCP from Gemini CLI prompts
Google AntigravityLet Antigravity agents work with Rootly MCP
GitHub CopilotUse Rootly MCP in Copilot agent mode
Claude EnterpriseRoll out Rootly MCP across your Claude workspace
Microsoft Copilot StudioAdd Rootly MCP as a tool for Copilot Studio agents
Open WebUIBring Rootly MCP tools into Open WebUI chats
LangChainLoad Rootly MCP tools into LangChain agents
HaystackPlug Rootly MCP into Haystack agent pipelines
Strands AgentsGive Strands agents Rootly MCP tools
Vercel AI SDKCall Rootly MCP from Vercel AI SDK apps
n8nUse Rootly MCP in n8n AI agent workflows
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