# BugSnag MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > BugSnag MCP lets you monitor app errors and track stability directly through your AI agent. Stop jumping between tabs to find out why your production app is crashing. You can inspect error groups, check release stats, and pull event details instantly. It's about getting the right info from BugSnag without the manual hunting. ## Overview - **Category:** fort-knox - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_wRlJMXnuwnGgSbfZxaLiFZlkhMxE4ReZ74cD1g2d/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** error-monitoring, stability-tracking, incident-response, full-stack-monitoring, debugging, application-performance ## Description This BugSnag MCP connects your error tracking data to your AI agent so you can handle incidents in plain English. Instead of digging through complex dashboards to find out why a new release is failing, you just ask your agent what's going wrong. You can pull specific error details, check how many users are actually hitting a bug, and see if your current release stage is healthy. It turns your error monitoring from a manual search into a conversation. Since Vinkius hosts this Connector, you can plug it into your existing workflow to get immediate answers during an outage. It's built for people who need to know the why behind a crash without the how of navigating a complex UI. You can get a full picture of your app's health by asking about specific projects or looking at the broader organization. It removes the friction of switching contexts and puts the data you need right where you're already working. You don't have to remember where every stat is hidden or hunt for a specific ID. You just ask, and the agent pulls the data from BugSnag for you. This means you can stay focused on the actual fix while the agent handles the data gathering. Whether you're looking for a specific crash event or a high-level summary of your project's stability, the information is just one prompt away. ## Tools ### get_error Get the details of a specific error group to see its severity and frequency. This helps you understand how many users are impacted by a specific bug. ### get_event Pull the specific details of an individual error event for deep debugging. Use this to see the exact metadata of a single crash. ### get_project Retrieve the basic details of a specific project within your organization. This provides context on the project's scope and configuration. ### get_project_stats Get the error trends and statistics for a project to monitor health over time. It's the fastest way to see if your error rate is spiking. ### list_release_stages See the release stages configured for a specific project. This helps you verify that your deployment is hitting the right environments. ### list_collaborators See a list of everyone who has access to a specific organization. This helps you quickly identify who to tag during an incident. ### list_errors Pull a list of all error groups associated with a specific project. Use this to scan for new issues after a deployment. ### list_events Fetch a list of individual error events for a project. This lets you see a chronological list of what's happening in production. ### list_organizations See all the organizations you have permission to access. This is great for managing multiple accounts or workspaces. ### list_projects Get a list of all projects within a specific organization. Use this to quickly find the ID of the app you need to check. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` What's the status of the Web Dashboard project? ``` **Response:** ``` The Web Dashboard project is currently showing 3 active error groups. The most frequent issue is a **TypeError** affecting **45 users** in the last 24 hours. | Error Group | Severity | Frequency | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | TypeError: undefined | Error | 45 | | NetworkError: Failed | Warning | 12 | ``` **Prompt:** ``` Show me the errors for the iOS app. ``` **Response:** ``` I found 2 error groups for the iOS app: * **NetworkError**: High Severity * **UI_Glitch**: Low Severity Would you like me to pull the specific event details for either of these? ``` **Prompt:** ``` Who's in the organization? ``` **Response:** ``` You have access to 4 organizations. In your current organization, there are **12 collaborators** listed across all projects. Would you like to see the list of names? ``` ## Capabilities ### Pull specific error group details Get the severity, frequency, and class details for any error group in your project. ### Fetch individual error event data Retrieve specific metadata and occurrence details for a single error event. ### Look up project details Get the basic information and configuration for a specific project within your organization. ### Get error trends and stats View health statistics and error trends for a project over time. ### List organization collaborators See a list of everyone who has access to a specific organization. ### List all error groups Pull a list of all error groups associated with a specific project. ### Fetch individual error events Get a list of individual error events for a specific project. ### See all organizations View all the organizations you have permission to access. ### List all projects Get a list of all projects within a specific organization. ### See release stages List the release stages configured for a specific project. ## Use Cases ### The Hotfix Scenario An engineer gets a report of a crash. They ask the agent to find the error group and see how many users it hit. The agent uses list_errors and get_error to give them the severity and user count instantly. ### The Release Check A DevOps person wants to know if the production release is stable. They ask for the latest project stats. The agent pulls get_project_stats to show if the error rate is within the normal range. ### The Onboarding Task A new dev needs to know which projects they have access to. They ask the agent to list all organizations. The agent uses list_organizations and list_projects to show their workspace. ### The Impact Analysis A PM wants to know if a specific bug is affecting a lot of people. They ask for the error trends. The agent pulls get_project_stats to provide a clear summary of the bug's reach. ## Benefits - Stop manual searching for error groups by using list_errors to see everything at once. You'll no longer have to click through multiple filters to find the specific issues that are hitting your production environment. - Check project health faster with get_project_stats to see trends without opening a browser. You can quickly see if error rates are spiking or staying flat over the last 24 hours or week. - Speed up debugging by pulling specific event data with get_event for immediate context. This gives you the exact stack trace and metadata you need to fix a bug without leaving your current workspace. - Keep your team aligned by using list_collaborators to see who's involved in your projects. It helps you quickly identify who to tag when a specific project needs attention during a rollout. - Monitor deployment health by checking list_release_stages during a high-stakes rollout. You can verify exactly which stages are active and how they're performing in real time. ## How It Works The bottom line is you get instant answers about app stability without leaving your chat interface. 1. Subscribe to the BugSnag MCP on Vinkius. 2. Enter your BugSnag Personal Auth Token. 3. Ask your agent to check your error trends or specific project stats. ## Frequently Asked Questions **How can I use BugSnag MCP to find errors?** You can ask your agent to list all error groups for a specific project or pull details on a specific error group. This lets you see what's crashing without manual filtering. **Can BugSnag MCP show me my project stats?** Yes, it can pull error trends and health statistics for any project. You can ask for a summary of how the app is performing over the last day or week. **Does BugSnag MCP work with Cursor?** Yes, it works with Cursor and any other MCP-compatible client. You can use it to monitor your production app's stability directly from your editor. **Can I see who's on my team with BugSnag MCP?** You can ask the agent to list the collaborators for your organization. It's a quick way to see who has access to your projects. **How do I check if my release is healthy?** You can ask the agent to list the release stages for your project. It will show you which environments are configured and what their status is. **What happens when I ask for error trends?** The agent pulls the latest statistics for your project and summarizes the error frequency and trends, giving you a high-level view of app health. **Can I check the stability trend for a project using the agent?** Yes! Use the `get_project_stats` tool with the Project ID. Your agent will fetch the error trends and statistics, allowing you to monitor health over time. **How do I list the top errors for my application?** Simply ask the agent to `list_errors` and provide the Project ID. It will retrieve the error groups from your BugSnag account, including messages and event counts. **Does the integration allow inspecting a specific error occurrence?** Yes. Use the `get_event` tool with the Event ID. It will retrieve the full details for that specific occurrence, which is helpful for deep debugging.