Coroot

About

Coroot MCP is a community-maintained Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that transforms your Coroot observability stack into a set of well-typed tools consumable by LLM assistants for robust root-cause analysis. Implemented as a Spring Boot 3 / Spring AI 1.1.x application, it exposes a JSON-RPC 2.0 MCP endpoint, enabling AI assistants and various clients (like Codex, Claude, Toolhive) to leverage Coroot data for efficient incident management, detailed health overviews, and comprehensive observability tasks, without being an official Coroot product.

Key Features

• Integrates Coroot observability data, including incidents and health summaries, as well-typed MCP tools for LLM assistants.
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• Provides a local stub client profile for testing and development without requiring a live Coroot instance.
• Generates AI-powered natural-language root-cause summaries of incidents, grounded in Coroot data.
• Exposes a wide array of read-only Coroot data via MCP tools, covering projects, incidents, application health, nodes, deployments, risks, traces, logs, costs, and SLOs.
• Supports seamless integration with various MCP-aware clients and environments, including Codex CLI, Claude, and generic JSON configurations.

Use Cases

• Triage Coroot incidents directly from an AI-enabled IDE or CLI, streamlining incident response workflows.
• Generate clear, executive-friendly summaries of incidents for postmortems, status updates, or incident review meetings.
• Enrich runbooks, dashboards, and other internal tools with machine-readable, structured incident context from Coroot.