PagerDuty's official MCP Server

[!IMPORTANT] This repository is deprecated and now read-only. Development has moved to PagerDuty's hosted Remote MCP Server — see the docs there for setup instructions.

PagerDuty's local MCP (Model Context Protocol) server which provides tools to interact with your PagerDuty account, allowing you to manage incidents, services, schedules, event orchestrations, and more directly from your MCP-enabled client.

Quick start

You need uv and a PagerDuty User API Token — see Prerequisites and Authentication.

PAGERDUTY_USER_API_KEY="your-token" uvx pagerduty-mcp

By default only read-only tools are exposed. Add --enable-write-tools to allow tools that modify your PagerDuty account. Then point your MCP client at the server — Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop, or Docker.

Prefer no local install? PagerDuty hosts a Remote MCP Server with OAuth support.

Contents

The full documentation lives in docs/ and is readable directly on GitHub.

Getting Started

• Introduction — what the MCP server is and what it can do
• Prerequisites
• Quick Start
• Authentication

Installation

• Cursor
• VS Code
• Claude Desktop
• Docker

Remote Server

• Remote MCP Server Setup — PagerDuty-hosted, no local install. Maintained on the PagerDuty Knowledge Base.

Configuration

• Environment Variables
• Transport Modes
• Write Tools
• Tool Filtering

Tools Reference

• Tools Overview — every tool, read/write type, and description
• Alert Grouping
• Alerts
• Analytics
• Business Services
• Change Events
• Incidents
• Incident Workflows
• Services
• Teams
• Users
• Schedules
• On-Call
• Priorities
• Log Entries
• Escalation Policies
• Event Orchestrations
• Status Pages

Use Cases

• Use Cases Overview
• Incident Investigation
• On-Call Handoff
• Service Health Check
• Incident Response Automation

Experimental

• Experimental Overview — MCP Apps and the experimental branch
• Incident Command Center
• On-Call Manager
• On-Call Compensation Report
• Service Dependency Graph
• Onboarding Wizard

Community

• Community Streams

Contributing

• Development Setup
• Contributing Guidelines

Support

PagerDuty's MCP server is an open-source project, and as such, we offer only community-based support. If assistance is required, please open an issue in GitHub or PagerDuty's community forum.

Contributing

If you are interested in contributing to this project, please refer to our Contributing Guidelines and the development setup guide.