Rootly

Rootly is an MCP server that enables AI assistants to manage incidents directly on the Rootly incident management platform via a Cloudflare Worker deployment. Designed for site reliability engineers, DevOps professionals, and on-call responders, this server allows teams to bridge their operational workflows with Model Context Protocol clients. By connecting an LLM to Rootly through user-provided API tokens, engineers can review, track, and update incident statuses without manually switching contexts during active outages. Running on Cloudflare Workers provides an edge-hosted, remote MCP architecture that handles incoming requests efficiently without requiring local system background processes. Users can coordinate incident responses, query ongoing outages, and maintain real-time operational awareness through conversational interfaces. This setup ensures that incident response teams can quickly pull relevant outage details, assign responders, and log timeline events through natural language commands while retaining complete control over their API authentication credentials across distributed cloud infrastructure.

Category: DevOps, CI/CD & Version Control

Tags: cloudflare-worker, incident-management, on-call, rootly

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How to install and configure Rootly

1. Visit the project repository at https://github.com/Rootly-AI-Labs/Rootly-MCP-cloudflare to check current prerequisites and deployment requirements. 2. Obtain an API token from your Rootly account to authenticate your requests. 3. Deploy the Cloudflare Worker project using Wrangler according to the repository README instructions. 4. Configure your MCP client, such as Claude Desktop or Cursor, by adding the deployed Cloudflare Worker endpoint URL to your MCP configuration file. 5. Restart your MCP client application to establish the connection and begin issuing incident commands.

What you can do with Rootly

• Check active incident statuses and severity levels during system outages directly from an AI client interface. * Log timeline events and update response details in Rootly using natural language prompts without opening the web dashboard. * Query past incident post-mortems and action items to support on-call investigations and troubleshooting efforts. * Coordinate on-call response workflows by retrieving responder assignments and incident metadata through AI assistants.

Key facts

• https://github.com/Rootly-AI-Labs/Rootly-MCP-cloudflare
• DevOps, CI/CD & Version Control, Monitoring & Observability
• cloudflare-worker, incident-management, on-call, rootly

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How do I install Rootly MCP?

To install this MCP server, deploy the repository code as a Cloudflare Worker using your Cloudflare account and Wrangler CLI. You will need your Rootly API token for authentication. Once deployed, register the worker endpoint in your MCP client configuration by referring to the instructions in the project repository.

What can Rootly MCP do?

This server connects AI assistants to the Rootly incident management platform. It allows engineers to query ongoing incidents, inspect status details, update timelines, and coordinate on-call response tasks using natural language prompts within compatible MCP client environments.

Which MCP clients work with Rootly MCP?

The server works with any MCP-compatible client that supports remote HTTP or SSE endpoints, including Claude Desktop and Cursor. Users simply need to supply the deployed Cloudflare Worker URL within their client configuration file.

Where is Rootly MCP hosted?

Rootly MCP is designed to run as a serverless Cloudflare Worker. This allows you to host the server remotely at the edge rather than running a persistent process locally on your development machine.