Raygun MCP server

This is a connection that lets your AI assistant read and work with your Raygun account. Raygun is a service that watches your apps for crashes and slow pages. If your team uses Raygun, this makes it easy to ask plain questions about what went wrong instead of clicking around dashboards.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI a question about your app, like which errors showed up after the last release. The AI uses this helper to talk to Raygun on your behalf. Raygun sends back the matching errors, stack traces, sessions, or performance numbers. Your AI then explains what it found in normal words. If you ask it to, it can also change things, like marking an error as resolved or adding a note.

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What you can do with it

• List the errors in one of your apps
• Search errors by message, page, version, or user
• Show the full stack trace for a single error
• Mark an error as resolved, ignored, or active
• Add a note to an error so your team can see it
• See what changed after a deployment
• Look up a customer and their recent sessions
• Find slow backend calls and page load times

Try asking your AI

• “Find the errors that first appeared after the latest deployment of my checkout app.”
• “Show me the most common production error and a sample stack trace.”
• “Which backend methods took the most time in the last 24 hours?”
• “Show me the last session for user@example.com and explain where it went wrong.”

What it gives back to you

You get answers written in the chat, usually with short lists, error names, counts, and links to the details. For a single error you get the stack trace and the context around it. For performance questions you get numbers and trends, like page load times over the past week. If the AI changed something, like resolving an error, it tells you what it did.

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Who it's for

Developers, support engineers, and team leads who already use Raygun and want quick answers about crashes and performance without opening the dashboard.