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Fluxtail

Search centralized application logs and manage Fluxtail streams, receivers, and sources through an OAuth-protected hosted MCP endpoint.

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Install Fluxtail

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Streamable HTTP (Remote)
Server URL
https://mcp.fluxtail.io/mcp

Remote servers are added in the app, not the config file: Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector, then paste this URL.

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Clients with native remote MCP support can connect directly to this URL.

Remote endpoint
https://mcp.fluxtail.io/mcp

Overview

Fluxtail MCP server connects MCP-compatible AI tools to Fluxtail's centralized application logs. It supports log search plus management of streams, receivers, and sources through a hosted HTTP MCP endpoint with OAuth and account-scoped access. Use it when an agent needs to investigate application logs or administer Fluxtail log-ingestion resources; browser-based Live Tail is available separately.

Use cases

  • Search application logs during incident investigation
  • Inspect streams associated with a Fluxtail account
  • Manage receivers used for log collection
  • Review and manage configured log sources
  • Watch incoming logs with browser Live Tail

Key features

  • Centralized application log search
  • Stream management
  • Receiver management
  • Source management
  • Hosted HTTP MCP access
  • OAuth and account-scoped authorization

Security & health

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How Fluxtail works

What Fluxtail does

Fluxtail MCP server gives MCP-compatible AI tools access to centralized application logs and selected Fluxtail administration tasks. Agents can search logs, work with streams, manage receivers, and manage sources. This makes Fluxtail suitable for conversational log investigation and account-scoped operations without requiring the agent to use a separate, non-MCP interface for each task.

The service is hosted rather than presented as a local MCP process. Fluxtail also provides browser-based Live Tail, which is a separate way to watch incoming log activity interactively.

How it works

An MCP-compatible client connects to Fluxtail through its hosted HTTP MCP interface. OAuth controls access, and operations are scoped to the connected account. Once authorized, the client can use the available log-search and resource-management capabilities exposed by Fluxtail.

The main workflow is to ask an AI tool to find relevant application log entries, then inspect or manage the Fluxtail resources involved in collecting and organizing those logs. Streams, receivers, and sources represent the administration surface described for the MCP connection.

Setup and configuration

Use Fluxtail's hosted HTTP MCP endpoint from an MCP-compatible AI tool and complete the OAuth authorization flow. Access is tied to the authenticated Fluxtail account, so the account used during authorization determines the scope of available operations.

No local runtime, package installation, or environment variables are required for the hosted service based on the described connection model. Browser Live Tail can be used independently when a visual, continuously updating log view is more appropriate than an AI-driven query.

Tools and capabilities

  • Search centralized application logs.
  • Manage Fluxtail streams.
  • Manage receivers used by the Fluxtail account.
  • Manage log sources.
  • Connect through a hosted HTTP MCP endpoint.
  • Use OAuth-based, account-scoped access.

Limitations and notes

The MCP connection is account-scoped, so its access depends on the OAuth identity used by the client. Fluxtail's browser Live Tail is an additional interface rather than a replacement description of the MCP tools. The service is intended for MCP-compatible AI tools and relies on the hosted HTTP connection model rather than a documented local server setup.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Fluxtail

Fluxtail is an MCP server that connects MCP-compatible AI tools to centralized application logs. Its main tools support log search and management of Fluxtail streams, receivers, and sources. Access uses a hosted HTTP MCP endpoint with OAuth, while browser-based Live Tail provides a separate way to view incoming logs.

Connect an MCP-compatible AI tool to Fluxtail's hosted HTTP MCP endpoint and complete OAuth authorization. The resulting access is scoped to the Fluxtail account associated with that authorization.

Yes, Fluxtail provides centralized application log search through its MCP connection. An authorized MCP-compatible tool can use the service to investigate logs within the connected account.

Yes, Fluxtail supports management of streams, receivers, and sources in addition to searching centralized application logs. These operations are available through the hosted MCP interface with account-scoped OAuth access.

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