Rootly-MCP-server
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Overview
This server integrates the Rootly API as an MCP server, enabling AI agents to manage production incidents, analyze historical data for insights, and suggest solutions directly within MCP-compatible editors.
Installation
uv tool run --from rootly-mcp-server rootly-mcp-serverEnvironment Variables
- ROOTLY_API_TOKEN
- ROOTLY_SWAGGER_PATH
- ROOTLY_SERVER_NAME
- ROOTLY_HOSTED
- ROOTLY_BASE_URL
- ROOTLY_ALLOWED_PATHS
- DEBUG
- MCP_SERVER_URL
- ROOTLY_AUTH_HEADER
Security Notes
The server retrieves the OpenAPI (Swagger) specification from an external S3 URL if not found locally. While the spec is non-executable JSON, fetching external content introduces a minor supply chain risk. API tokens are correctly handled via environment variables and are not hardcoded. Logging of API tokens is restricted to prefixes for debugging, which is a good practice. The `strip_heavy_nested_data` function helps reduce the exposure of sensitive or extensive data to the LLM context.
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