Rootly-AI-Labs/rootly-incident-responder
VerifiedMCP server that links AI coding tools directly to the Rootly incident platform.
What is Rootly-AI-Labs/rootly-incident-responder?
Rootly MCP Server is a bridge between the Rootly incident-management API and any MCP-compatible AI client. It translates natural-language requests into API calls for creating, updating, and resolving incidents while respecting Rootly permissions.
The server runs either as a hosted service at mcp.rootly.com or locally via the rootly-mcp-server PyPI package. OAuth2 is handled automatically by most clients; API tokens can be supplied through headers or environment variables. Tool profiles let users limit the number of exposed actions to roughly seventy or keep the complete set.
It is intended for on-call engineers, SRE teams, and developers who already use Rootly and want AI assistance inside their existing editors and terminals.
Capabilities
What you can build with Rootly-AI-Labs/rootly-incident-responder
Incident creation from chat
Ask Claude or Cursor to open a new Rootly incident and supply severity, title, and affected services without switching tabs.
Status updates during response
Update incident notes, assign owners, or change states directly from Windsurf or Codex while the AI suggests next steps.
Post-incident review assistance
Query past incidents and pull timelines or metrics into the editor for faster retrospective writing.
Install Rootly-AI-Labs/rootly-incident-responder
pip install rootly-mcp-servergemini extensions install https://github.com/rootlyhq/rootly-mcp-server- 1Choose the hosted Streamable HTTP URL or install the PyPI package locally.
- 2Add the server entry to your client's MCP configuration file using OAuth2 or an API token.
- 3Restart the client so it discovers the new Rootly tools.
- 4Authenticate via the browser prompt if using OAuth2, or confirm the token is loaded.
- 5Test by asking the AI to list recent incidents or create a test entry.
Works with
Rootly-AI-Labs/rootly-incident-responder: pros & cons
Pros
- +Hosted endpoints require zero local setup and support OAuth2 login.
- +Flexible tool profiles reduce noise for lighter clients.
- +Works across many popular editors and terminals with consistent configuration patterns.
- +Official PyPI package keeps the local option up to date.
Cons
- –Requires an active Rootly account and API access.
- –Hosted service depends on Rootly's uptime and network reachability.
- –Slim profile still exposes dozens of tools that may overwhelm some agents.
Frequently asked questions
No. The hosted URLs at mcp.rootly.com work out of the box for most clients.
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