Airbrake FAQs

Question 1

What key features does Airbrake for MCP offer?

Accepted Answer

It provides comprehensive features including querying and listing recent errors with pagination, viewing detailed error group and individual notice information, searching and filtering errors by text or status, managing error states (resolve, ignore, reopen), listing and creating deploy notifications, and fetching overall project statistics.

Question 2

What is the Airbrake MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

The Airbrake MCP Server integrates Airbrake's powerful error tracking and deploy management capabilities directly into your Model Context Protocol (MCP) client. This allows you to monitor, manage, and interact with your project's errors and deployments from a unified client interface.

Question 3

Can I manage error states directly from my MCP client using this tool?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Airbrake MCP Server empowers you to manage error states directly from your Model Context Protocol client. You can use commands like `resolve_error`, `ignore_error`, and `reopen_error` to update the status of error groups within Airbrake.

Question 4

What are the requirements for setting up Airbrake MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

To set up the Airbrake MCP Server, you need Node.js 18+ (20+ recommended), an Airbrake API key with read/write permissions, and your Airbrake Project ID. These credentials are configured as environment variables or directly in your MCP client's configuration.

Question 5

How do I obtain the necessary Airbrake credentials for configuration?

Accepted Answer

To get your Airbrake credentials, open your project in Airbrake. Your Project ID is located in the project URL. For the API Key, go to Settings → API Keys within your Airbrake project and create a new key, ensuring it has read/write permissions.

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