MCP tool reference

Every tool the Uptimely MCP server offers, by area, with the permission tier each needs.

An assistant connected to Uptimely can do anything you can do in the app. Permissions are grouped into tiers (read, write, destructive, billing, account, team, connections, support, keys) and you choose them on the consent page. A destructive tool first returns a confirmation for the assistant to relay to you, then runs once you agree.

Billing

Tool	Tier	What it does
`billing_status`	read	Plan, trial, renewal date, plan limits, API usage this month and the invoices (number, date, amount, status, download link) for a project.
`list_plans`	read	List the Uptimely plans with prices in USD cents and what each includes.
`manage_subscription`	billing	cancel (keeps access to period end), resume, extend (days), refund (last payment, access ends now) or portal for the project's subscription.
`upgrade_plan`	billing	Start an upgrade to Pro.

Account

Tool	Tier	What it does
`delete_account`	account	Delete your Uptimely account (kept for a 30-day restore window; contact support to restore).
`disconnect_sign_in_method`	account	Disconnect Google or Apple from your Uptimely account so it no longer signs you in.
`export_data`	account	Export your Uptimely data (profile, projects with monitor configuration, connected apps).
`get_notification_prefs`	read	Your per-event notification channels (email, sms, call, push) for a project, plus the list of event types you can set.
`get_profile`	read	Your Uptimely profile: id, name, email, timezone, billing currency, company name and job role.
`list_sign_in_methods`	read	The ways you sign in to your Uptimely account (Google, Apple, email and password, SAML single sign-on), each with whether it is connected and whether it can be disconnected.
`update_notification_prefs`	account	Set which channels notify you for one event type in a project.
`update_profile`	account	Update your Uptimely profile: name, email, timezone, billing currency (ISO code Uptimely prices in), company name, job role, profile picture.

Team

Tool	Tier	What it does
`accept_invite`	team	Accept a project invitation addressed to you.
`create_role`	team	Create a custom role from a permission matrix.
`create_team`	team	Create a team in a project.
`delete_role`	team	Delete a custom role; members holding it fall back to member.
`delete_team`	team	Delete a team; its members stay on the project through their other teams.
`invite_member`	team	Invite a person by email to a project.
`list_invites`	read	Pending invitations on a project.
`list_members`	read	People on a project with role and whether they accepted their invitation.
`list_my_invitations`	read	Project invitations addressed to you.
`list_roles`	read	Built-in and custom roles available on a project.
`list_teams`	read	Teams in a project with member counts.
`reject_invite`	team	Decline a project invitation addressed to you.
`remove_member`	team	Remove a person from the project and revoke their keys, devices and on-call rules here.
`revoke_invite`	team	Cancel a pending invitation.
`update_member_role`	team	Change an accepted member's role (member, admin, owner or a custom role).
`update_role`	team	Replace a custom role's permissions.

Support

Tool	Tier	What it does
`create_support_ticket`	support	Send a support request to the Uptimely team (answered by email).
`list_support_tickets`	read	Your recent support requests (subject, type, status, date).

Connections

Tool	Tier	What it does
`configure_connection`	connections	Connect Discord with a webhook URL the user gives you, or pick the default Slack channel once Slack is connected.
`disconnect`	connections	Disconnect Slack, Discord or Vercel from the project and stop its notifications.
`get_connect_links`	connections	One-click links for the user to connect Slack or Vercel to the project (the provider's own sign-in happens in the browser).
`list_connections`	read	Slack, Discord and Vercel connection status for a project, with the connected account label.
`reverify`	connections	Re-check that a connection still works (sends a test message for Discord, probes the Slack token, confirms the Vercel link).

Keys and scopes

Tool	Tier	What it does
`create_api_key`	keys	Create an API key.
`list_api_keys`	read	API keys of a project: id, name, prefix or hint, scopes.
`list_connected_apps`	read	AI apps and agents you have connected to Uptimely, with their scopes.
`list_granted_scopes`	read	The permissions this connection holds right now: tiers and exact scopes.
`request_scopes`	read	Ask the user for more permission.
`revoke_api_key`	keys	Revoke a key; integrations using it stop working at once.
`revoke_connected_app`	account	Disconnect an AI app or agent from your account.
`rotate_api_key`	keys	Replace a key's secret.

Monitors

Tool	Tier	What it does
`uptimely_monitor_create`	write	Create a new monitor of any type the product supports (Website, API, Ping, IP, Port, DNS, SSL Certificate, Domain, External Status Page, Synthetic/JavaScript, SNMP, Server, Manual, Incoming Request/Email, Data Check).
`uptimely_monitor_delete`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Delete a monitor and resolve its open alerts.
`uptimely_monitor_get`	read	Get detailed information about a specific monitor including its current status, configuration, and recent status timeline.
`uptimely_monitor_heartbeat_url_get`	write	Get the heartbeat URL of an Incoming Request monitor: the address your job or deploy pings (GET or POST) to report that it is alive.
`uptimely_monitor_list`	read	List all monitors in a project with their current operational status.
`uptimely_monitor_mute`	write	Mute a monitor's alerts for a deploy window.
`uptimely_monitor_set_active`	write	Pause or resume a monitor's checks.
`uptimely_monitor_set_probe`	write	Add or remove a custom probe on a monitor.
`uptimely_monitor_status_history`	read	Get a monitor's status history: the timeline of status changes (Operational/Offline/…) over the last N days, newest first, with the duration of each period and any recorded root cause.
`uptimely_monitor_target_list`	read	List the active monitors the scheduled probe sweep checks (not paused, and of a probe-checked type), oldest first, regardless of when each one is next due.
`uptimely_monitor_unmute`	write	Clear a monitor's alert mute so alerts resume.
`uptimely_monitor_update`	write	Change a monitor: name, description, check cadence, target url/host, request timeout, failure threshold, heartbeat schedule, labels, a Data Check's upAPI key, an API monitor's request options (requestType, requestHeaders, requestBody, doNotFollowRedirects) or its criteria (what decides Operational / Offline, e.g.
`uptimely_monitors_export`	read	Export every monitor in the project as a portable configuration document.
`uptimely_monitors_import`	write	Import monitors from a configuration document (from uptimely_monitors_export or a converter).
`uptimely_run_monitor_probe`	write	Run a single monitor probe immediately and persist the resulting status transition.

Incidents

Tool	Tier	What it does
`uptimely_episode_state_change`	write	Move an incident episode or an alert episode to another state.
`uptimely_incident_declare`	write	Declare a new incident for a project.
`uptimely_incident_delete`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Delete an incident.
`uptimely_incident_get`	read	Get detailed information about a specific incident including its current state, severity, affected monitors, and recent state timeline.
`uptimely_incident_list`	read	List incidents in a project, optionally filtered to active (unresolved) only.
`uptimely_incident_postmortem_save`	write	Save (or clear) the postmortem note of an incident.
`uptimely_incident_state_change`	write	Change the state of an existing incident (e.g., acknowledge or resolve it) by state id or by state name.
`uptimely_incident_state_list`	read	List the project's incident states in workflow order (id, name, order, and whether each is the created, acknowledged or resolved state).
`uptimely_note_delete`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Delete a note.
`uptimely_note_save`	write	Add a note to an incident, alert, maintenance event or episode, or edit one by passing noteId.

Alerts

Tool	Tier	What it does
`uptimely_alert_create`	write	Create an alert triggered by a monitor status change.
`uptimely_alert_delete`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Delete an alert.
`uptimely_alert_list`	read	List alerts in a project, optionally filtered to active (unresolved) only.
`uptimely_alert_state_change`	write	Change the state of an alert (e.g., acknowledge or resolve it).

Maintenance

Tool	Tier	What it does
`uptimely_maintenance_create`	write	Schedule a maintenance window.
`uptimely_maintenance_delete`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Delete a scheduled-maintenance event.
`uptimely_maintenance_list`	read	List scheduled maintenance windows for a project.
`uptimely_maintenance_state_change`	write	Move a maintenance event to another state (scheduled, ongoing, completed, ...).

On-call

Tool	Tier	What it does
`uptimely_on_call_current`	read	See who is on call right now: every on-call schedule in the project with the current on-call user, the next user up, and the handoff time.

Status pages

Tool	Tier	What it does
`uptimely_announcement_create`	write	Publish a status-page announcement.
`uptimely_announcement_delete`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Delete an announcement.
`uptimely_announcement_list`	read	List the project's status-page announcements (title, text, when it shows and ends, whether subscribers were notified).
`uptimely_announcement_update`	write	Change an announcement's title, text or schedule.
`uptimely_status_page_branding_set`	write	Set or remove a status page's logo, cover image and favicon, from a public image URL or base64 bytes (PNG, JPEG, GIF, WebP, BMP or ICO, up to 5 MB).
`uptimely_status_page_create`	write	Create a status page.
`uptimely_status_page_delete`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Delete a status page, like the dashboard's delete.
`uptimely_status_page_domain_add`	write	Connect a custom domain (a subdomain such as status.example.com) to a status page, exactly like the dashboard's Domains tab: it is registered, HTTPS routing is configured, and a guided DNS setup link is created when available.
`uptimely_status_page_domain_remove`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Disconnect a custom domain from a status page: the page stops serving on it and its HTTPS routing is removed.
`uptimely_status_page_domain_verify`	write	Check whether a custom domain's DNS is in place and, when it is, mark it verified so the status page serves on it (HTTPS is issued automatically).
`uptimely_status_page_get`	read	Get the full configuration of one status page: settings (name, title, description, visibility, search-engine indexing, history windows, subscriber options, custom CSS), branding (logo, cover, favicon), groups, components with each monitor's current status, custom domains with their DNS/verification/SSL state and the DNS records to publish, and header/footer links.
`uptimely_status_page_group_create`	write	Create a group on a status page — a collapsible heading components can be placed under (set groupId on uptimely_status_page_resource_add/_update).
`uptimely_status_page_group_delete`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Delete a group from a status page.
`uptimely_status_page_group_update`	write	Change a status page group: name, description, expanded by default, and whether it shows its rolled-up status and uptime %.
`uptimely_status_page_links_set`	write	Replace a status page's header links and/or footer links with the lists given, in order (e.g.
`uptimely_status_page_list`	read	List status pages for a project with subscriber counts.
`uptimely_status_page_reorder`	write	Set the display order of a status page's components, groups, header links or footer links.
`uptimely_status_page_resource_add`	write	Add a component to a status page: a monitor (or a monitor group) shown at the end of the page's list, optionally inside a group, with its own display name, description, tooltip and display options (current status, uptime %, history chart, heartbeat).
`uptimely_status_page_resource_remove`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Remove a component from a status page.
`uptimely_status_page_resource_update`	write	Change one component of a status page: display name, description, tooltip, group (null to ungroup), and whether it shows its current status, uptime % (and precision), history chart and heartbeat.
`uptimely_status_page_update`	write	Change a status page's settings: name, description, browser title and SEO description, public/private visibility, hiding from search engines, copyright text, overview text, default bar colour, overall uptime figure, custom CSS, which incident/episode/announcement/maintenance history the page shows and for how many days, uptime history window, subscriber options, the Powered-by badge and labels.

Webhooks

Tool	Tier	What it does
`uptimely_webhook_endpoint_create`	write	Register an outbound webhook endpoint.
`uptimely_webhook_endpoint_delete`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Delete an outbound webhook endpoint; deliveries to it stop.
`uptimely_webhook_endpoint_deliveries`	read	Recent deliveries to an endpoint, newest first.
`uptimely_webhook_endpoint_get`	read	One outbound webhook endpoint.
`uptimely_webhook_endpoint_list`	read	Outbound webhook endpoints of the project (url, event types, enabled, failures, secret hint).
`uptimely_webhook_endpoint_rotate_secret`	write	Rotate an endpoint's signing secret.
`uptimely_webhook_endpoint_set_enabled`	write	Enable or disable an endpoint.

Dashboards

Tool	Tier	What it does
`uptimely_dashboard_get`	read	Read one dashboard with its full layout (viewConfig: the tiles, their positions and metric bindings).
`uptimely_dashboard_list`	read	List the dashboards of the project.
`uptimely_dashboard_save_layout`	write	Replace a dashboard's layout.
`uptimely_dashboard_tile_metric`	read	Query the metric series a dashboard tile would show, for one time range.
`uptimely_notification_log_list`	read	Recent notifications the project sent on one channel, with delivery status.
`uptimely_usage_history_get`	read	Telemetry usage and cost per day, service and product (logs, metrics, traces), newest first.

Telemetry

Tool	Tier	What it does
`uptimely_telemetry_service_list`	read	List telemetry services configured for a project.

Projects

Tool	Tier	What it does
`uptimely_bulk_change`	write	Change many incidents, alerts or maintenance events at once: move them to a state, or add or remove labels.
`uptimely_bulk_delete`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Delete many incidents, alerts or maintenance events at once.
`uptimely_custom_field_values_set`	write	Set the custom-field values of a monitor, incident or alert.
`uptimely_project_create`	write	Create a new project owned by the connected person, with its default team and starter incident and alert states.
`uptimely_project_delete`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Permanently delete the project with every monitor, incident, alert, status page and subscriber in it.
`uptimely_project_list`	read	List the Uptimely projects this connection can access, with their project IDs.
`uptimely_project_overview`	read	Get a high-level health overview of a project.
`uptimely_project_update`	write	Rename the project.
`uptimely_undo_delete`	write	Restore something deleted a moment ago, using the undo token a delete returned (incident, alert, maintenance, monitor group).

Configuration

Tool	Tier	What it does
`uptimely_config_delete`	destructive (asks you to confirm)	Delete one configuration object.
`uptimely_config_describe`	read	Describe the project configuration objects you can manage (templates, grouping and SLA rules, roles, probes, domains, on-call policies, schedules, layers and overrides, telemetry pipelines and filters, status-page subscribers and settings, SSO and SCIM, and more): their kinds, the operations each supports, the ids needed and the exact field names.
`uptimely_config_list`	read	List the objects of one configuration kind in a project.
`uptimely_config_save`	write	Create or update one configuration object.

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