logfire-mcp MCP Server

Discover Logfire MCP Server: Your Telemetry Data Solution

Welcome to the world of Logfire MCP Server, a powerful Model Context Protocol (MCP) server designed to help you access and analyze OpenTelemetry traces and metrics. If you're seeking an efficient way to manage application telemetry data, Logfire MCP Server is your go-to tool. Let's explore how it can transform your data analysis experience.

What is Logfire MCP Server?

Logfire MCP Server is a specialized server that integrates with Logfire APIs to retrieve and analyze telemetry data. It empowers Large Language Models (LLMs) to process distributed traces, execute custom SQL queries, and provide actionable insights into your application’s performance.

Key Features of Logfire MCP Server

• Exception Tracking: Use tools like find_exceptions to identify exception counts in traces, grouped by file.
• Detailed Analysis: Dive deeper with find_exceptions_in_file for specific file trace information.
• Custom Queries: Run tailored SQL queries on telemetry data with the arbitrary_query tool.
• Schema Access: Retrieve OpenTelemetry schema details to assist with custom query creation.

How to Use Logfire MCP Server

1. Install the required uv tool to run the server.
2. Obtain a Logfire read token from your project settings.
3. Launch the server manually using the provided commands or configure it with MCP clients like Cursor or Claude Desktop.
4. Start analyzing your telemetry data with ease!

User Case: Performance Monitoring

Imagine a developer needing to pinpoint errors in an application. With Logfire MCP Server, they can quickly identify exceptions across services, analyze specific files, and use custom queries to monitor performance trends over the last 24 hours.

FAQ about Logfire MCP Server

• What is the maximum look-back period? You can analyze data up to 7 days old.
• Do I need to run the server manually? No, if using MCP clients like Cursor, the server can be managed automatically.

Explore Logfire MCP Server today and unlock deeper insights into your application’s telemetry data!