Grafana MCP
Inspect Grafana dashboards, data sources, and observability workflows through MCP.
Move from a symptom to supporting evidence: inspect service metrics, narrow the time window, examine logs and traces, and carry the findings into an incident or evaluation workflow. These guides cover both connected telemetry tools and instructions for investigating them.
15 guides · 7 MCP / 8 Skills
Guides are grouped by the evidence they help you inspect. Existing Grafana, Sentry, Dynatrace, Datadog, Instana, and VictoriaMetrics guides sit alongside the new SigNoz, Axiom, Honeycomb, Rootly, MLflow, and W&B entries. Skills and MCP servers remain separate guide types.
| Your task | Start here | How to choose |
|---|---|---|
| Check service health | Metrics, logs, and service health | Choose the telemetry system already receiving your service’s data and establish a time window. |
| Investigate an application error | Errors and investigation guidance | Use issue or trace context to form a hypothesis, then test it against a bounded telemetry query. |
| Prepare an incident handoff | Rootly MCP | Carry incident context and unresolved follow-ups into a handoff; avoid inferring causes that telemetry has not established. |
| Evaluate an AI application | AI traces and evaluation | Use model and agent trace context together with labeled evaluation data rather than relying only on infrastructure health. |
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Start with connected operational telemetry and narrow the affected service and time window.
Inspect Grafana dashboards, data sources, and observability workflows through MCP.
Connect assistants to Dynatrace observability data and troubleshooting workflows.
Investigate IBM Instana infrastructure, applications and events through a locally run MCP server with selectable tool categories.
Query VictoriaMetrics metrics and time series, inspect alerts and cardinality, and search the embedded product documentation.
Query SigNoz logs, traces, metrics, alerts, dashboards, and service telemetry through its official MCP server.
Connect application issues with investigation methods and operational context.
Use Sentry’s remote MCP integration to investigate application errors and related issue context.
Apply Datadog skills to telemetry investigation and monitoring workflows.
Apply Axiom’s skills for SRE investigations, SPL-to-APL migration, dashboards, alerting, and query-cost analysis.
Follow Honeycomb’s guided investigation, telemetry exploration, and SLO learning workflows from an AI coding assistant.
Use SigNoz’s agent skills for documentation search, ClickHouse queries, telemetry analysis, and observability workflows.
Connect an assistant to Rootly incident response, on-call schedules, alerts, and incident analysis workflows.
Inspect agent traces, model experiments, application behavior, and evaluation evidence.
Instrument, debug, and evaluate GenAI applications using MLflow’s tracing and evaluation skills.
Use W&B and Weave skills for experiment analysis, model training workflows, agent tracing, and evaluations.
Inspect LLM application traces, build evaluation datasets, create evaluators, and work with LangSmith custom apps using publisher-authored skills.
Add PostHog’s official integration and feature-flag skills to your coding assistant for analytics, error tracking, and LLM analytics workflows.
Instructions alone do not grant account access. Some agent plugins also configure an MCP connection, while script helpers can require separate credentials. Follow the individual guide’s setup notes.
Keep the same environment, service, and time window. Start with service-level evidence, then inspect representative errors or traces. Carry links and unresolved questions into your incident handoff.
They answer different questions. Metrics and logs help explain service behavior; agent traces and evaluations help examine model and workflow quality. Use the guide that matches the evidence you need.
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