Datadog MCP server for AI agents

Search Datadog logs and events, query metrics, list and change monitors, read dashboards, hosts and SLOs, and schedule or cancel downtimes.

DatadogAPI_KEY

Runs with your users' own Datadog accounts. Credentials stay on prompt-tm.com.

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Tools and triggers

  • Get the current user

    DATADOG_GET_CURRENT_USER

    Returns the user the application key belongs to, with their organization and roles.read-only

  • List monitors

    DATADOG_LIST_MONITORS

    Lists monitors, filtered by name, scope tags or monitor tags. Without `page` every monitor comes back in one answer.read-only

  • Search monitors

    DATADOG_SEARCH_MONITORS

    Searches monitors with the query syntax of the Manage Monitors page, such as `status:alert type:metric`, and returns the matches with counts by status, type, tag and muted state.read-only

  • Get a monitor

    DATADOG_GET_MONITOR

    Returns one monitor with its query, options, state and, if asked, its downtimes.read-only

  • Create a monitor

    DATADOG_CREATE_MONITOR

    Creates a monitor. The query's form depends on the type; a metric alert compares an aggregation over a time window with a threshold.

  • Update a monitor

    DATADOG_UPDATE_MONITOR

    Changes a monitor's name, query, message, tags, priority or options.destructive

  • Delete a monitor

    DATADOG_DELETE_MONITOR

    Deletes a monitor. Set `force` to delete it even when an SLO or a composite monitor references it.destructive

  • Query metrics

    DATADOG_QUERY_METRICS

    Returns the timeseries points of a metric query over a time range, such as `avg:system.cpu.user{env:prod} by {host}`.read-only

  • List active metrics

    DATADOG_LIST_ACTIVE_METRICS

    Lists the names of the metrics that reported since a given time, optionally for one host or tag filter.read-only

  • Search logs

    DATADOG_SEARCH_LOGS

    Finds log events matching a query in a time range, such as `service:web status:error` over the last hour (`from: now-1h`).read-only

  • Search events

    DATADOG_SEARCH_EVENTS

    Finds events matching a query in a time range.read-only

  • List dashboards

    DATADOG_LIST_DASHBOARDS

    Lists dashboards with their IDs, titles and URLs.read-only

  • Get a dashboard

    DATADOG_GET_DASHBOARD

    Returns a dashboard's definition: its widgets and their queries.read-only

  • List hosts

    DATADOG_LIST_HOSTS

    Searches hosts by name, alias or tag. Hosts seen in the last 3 hours are included by default; at most 1000 per page.read-only

  • List SLOs

    DATADOG_LIST_SLOS

    Lists service level objectives, filtered by IDs, name, tag or metric query.read-only

  • Get an SLO

    DATADOG_GET_SLO

    Returns one SLO with its targets, type and queries or monitors.read-only

  • Get an SLO's history

    DATADOG_GET_SLO_HISTORY

    Returns an SLO's measured level over a time window and, with `target`, the error budget left.read-only

  • List downtimes

    DATADOG_LIST_DOWNTIMES

    Lists scheduled downtimes, which silence monitor notifications.read-only

  • Schedule a downtime

    DATADOG_CREATE_DOWNTIME

    Silences the notifications of one monitor, or of all monitors with given tags, within a scope such as `env:prod`. Give `start` and `end` for a one-time downtime (no start means now, no end means until cancelled), or `recurrences` for a repeating one.

  • Cancel a downtime

    DATADOG_CANCEL_DOWNTIME

    Ends a downtime now, so its monitors notify again.destructive

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Connect via MCP

Create an MCP server for Datadog in the dashboard, then add its URL to your client. This is the Claude Code command; the client guide has the others.

terminal
claude mcp add --transport http datadog \
  "https://www.prompt-tm.com/mcp/<server id>?user_id=<your user>" \
  --header "x-api-key: ptm_…"

Connect via REST

Run a tool with one request. The response is { data, error, successful, log_id } for every tool.

terminal
curl -X POST https://www.prompt-tm.com/api/v3/tools/execute/DATADOG_GET_CURRENT_USER \
  -H "x-api-key: $PROMPT_TM_KEY" -H "content-type: application/json" \
  -d '{ "user_id": "alice", "arguments": {} }'

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