Website monitoring API & MCP server

What Website monitoring API & MCP server does

Website monitoring API & MCP server gives AI agents access to Relvato's website monitoring functionality. The provided capabilities cover three broad tasks: reading monitoring data, adding websites, and adding checks. Agents can also request scans, allowing monitoring activity to be initiated through the available API or MCP interface.

The service is relevant when an agent needs to work with website monitoring information as part of an automated or conversational workflow. For example, an agent can use the read capability to inspect existing monitoring data, then use the mutation capabilities to add a website or check. The supplied description does not specify the exact monitoring fields, check types, scan parameters, or response formats.

How it works

Relvato exposes the functionality through both a REST API and an MCP server. An AI agent connects using an API key, and the key's permission level determines whether it can only read data or also perform changes. Read-only keys are intended for inspection. Full-access keys enable the write and scan operations described for the service.

The MCP interface is the relevant option when the consuming application supports Model Context Protocol tools. The REST API is available for clients or automation that work directly with HTTP APIs. No transport details, endpoint paths, request examples, or MCP tool names are provided in the available material.

Setup and configuration

Configuration requires an API key. Choose a read-only key when the agent only needs monitoring data, or use a full-access key when it must add websites, add checks, or run scans. The source material does not provide installation commands, environment-variable names, authentication headers, hosted-versus-local deployment details, or client-specific configuration files.

Before granting full access, match the key permission to the agent's intended role. An agent that only reports on monitoring status does not need the broader permission described for modification and scan operations.

Tools and capabilities

The documented capabilities include:

• Reading monitoring data
• Adding websites
• Adding checks
• Running scans
• Using the service through REST API or MCP access
• Selecting read-only or full-access API key permissions

Limitations and notes

Website monitoring API & MCP server is documented here only at a capability level. The available information does not identify supported monitoring providers, website-check options, scan behavior, rate limits, error responses, retention rules, or result schemas. It also does not name compatible MCP clients or provide a license.

The Relvato developer source should be consulted for the exact API contract and setup procedure before implementation. In particular, developers should verify how keys are supplied, which operations require full access, and how monitoring data and scan results are represented.