Argosvix MCP server

Argosvix is a service that watches your AI usage: how much it costs, how fast it answers, and when things go wrong. This MCP server connects that service to your AI assistant, so you can ask questions about it in plain words instead of opening a dashboard. It is handy if you or your team run AI features and want quick answers about spend and errors.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI a question, like how much you spent on OpenAI yesterday. Your AI passes that question to this helper program. The helper talks to Argosvix using your API key, which is a kind of password for apps. Argosvix sends back the numbers, and your AI turns them into a normal answer in the chat. For some tasks, like creating or muting an alert, the helper also makes the change for you.

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What you can do with it

• Check your LLM cost over the last day, week or month
• List the most expensive calls today
• See which alerts are firing right now
• Create a new alert for cost, error rate or latency
• Mute an alert for a while, then turn it back on
• Look up one call or one trace by its id
• Ask for a health summary of your account

Try asking your AI

• “What was my OpenAI cost over the past 24 hours?”
• “Which alerts are firing right now?”
• “Show me the 20 most expensive calls today.”
• “Create an alert if my error rate goes above 5 percent in an hour.”

What it gives back to you

You get normal chat answers: numbers, short lists, and summaries. For example, a cost breakdown by provider, a list of recent calls with model and price, or the alerts that are currently firing. When you ask it to change something, like creating or silencing an alert, it tells you what it did. It does not show your actual prompts or AI answers, only details like tokens, cost, speed and model name.

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Who it's for

People and teams who run AI features and want quick, plain-language answers about their AI cost, errors and speed.