OneUptime MCP Server

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Uptime dashboards are only useful if someone is actually watching them. Connect OneUptime and Neotask's agent becomes that someone: it can check whether your services are up, pull the current alert queue, look at who is on-call right now, and dig into logs, metrics, and traces when something looks off. Ask it in plain language — "is checkout still down, and who's on call" — and it answers from your live OneUptime account instead of you clicking through a status dashboard.

• Checks service and status-page uptime on request instead of you refreshing a dashboard
• Surfaces active alerts and the current on-call rotation by name
• Pulls logs, metrics, and traces to help explain why something is down

What you can automate

OneUptime MCP Server

Monitor uptime, manage status pages, view alerts and on-call schedules, and query logs, metrics, and traces from an OneUptime account.

Real workflows

Morning incident sweep

Ask "anything on fire overnight?" and the agent checks OneUptime for open alerts, tells you which services triggered them, who was paged, and pulls the relevant logs so you can decide whether it needs more attention.

Frequently asked questions

Can it tell me who is on call right now?

Yes — it reads the on-call schedule directly from your OneUptime account, so you get a name, not a guess.

Does it need me to build a query?

No. Describe what you want to know about uptime, alerts, or logs in plain language and the agent runs the underlying OneUptime queries for you.