PagerDuty

PagerDuty MCP Server is a local Model Context Protocol server that connects an MCP-enabled client, such as Cursor, VS Code, Claude Desktop or Docker-based setups, to a PagerDuty account. It exposes tools for working with incidents, services, schedules, event orchestrations, status pages and other parts of PagerDuty.

By default it only exposes read-only tools. Adding the --enable-write-tools flag allows tools that change the account. The server is started with uv, using a PagerDuty User API Token set as an environment variable.

The project is aimed at people who already use PagerDuty for incident response and on-call, and who want to query or act on that data from an AI assistant instead of switching between the PagerDuty interface and their editor or chat client. The documentation covers authentication, transport modes, tool filtering, and a set of example workflows such as incident investigation, on-call handoff and service health checks.

The code is published under the Apache-2.0 license and the repository is open source. Support is community-based, through GitHub issues or PagerDuty's community forum.

The repository is now archived and read-only. The page says development has moved to PagerDuty's hosted Remote MCP Server, which supports OAuth and needs no local install. Setup instructions for that server are on the PagerDuty Knowledge Base.