# DataDome MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > DataDome MCP lets you monitor bot traffic, audit protected endpoints, and manage security rules through your AI client. It connects your DataDome account to your agent so you can check threat logs, view protection stats, and verify endpoint health without jumping between tabs. ## Overview - **Category:** fort-knox - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_U4skwDhrbhMsnRWc1cemnUh4vfFrt24xjV6GWRkV/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** bot-protection, fraud-prevention, threat-intelligence, web-security, endpoint-protection, anti-scraping ## Description DataDome MCP lets you manage your bot protection and fraud prevention strategy using just a few prompts. Instead of digging through complex dashboards or manually filtering logs to find where a scraper is hitting your site, you can ask your agent to summarize recent threats or check if a specific endpoint is still healthy. This Connector connects your DataDome account directly to your AI client, making it easy to see what's happening on your web and mobile apps in real time. You'll be able to get a breakdown of good bots versus bad bots, see which custom rules are actually firing, and pull technical details on specific security incidents. It turns your security posture into a conversation. When you browse the Vinkius catalog, you'll find that this tool is built for anyone who needs to keep their applications safe from automated attacks without the constant manual overhead. You can audit your entire infrastructure, check your captcha pass rates, and verify that your protection is active across all your integrated apps. It's about getting the data you need to stay ahead of threats without the friction of navigating a dense management console. Whether you're trying to identify a new scraping pattern or just need to verify that your API keys are correctly mapped to your protected regions, you can do it all through your agent. You can pull structured data on recent bot activities for your weekly reporting or quickly check if a specific IP address is being blocked by your current rules. This setup removes the need to keep multiple browser tabs open just to monitor your security status. It puts the power of your DataDome dashboard into a natural language interface, allowing you to focus on high-level strategy instead of clicking through nested menus. ## Tools ### get_bot_traffic_summary Get a breakdown of good bots versus bad bots and their impact on your total traffic. Use this to see the balance of search engine vs scraper traffic. ### get_endpoint_health Check the latency, error rates, and operational state of a specific protected endpoint. This helps you verify that your protection is active and healthy. ### get_protection_stats Pull real-time counts of allowed requests, blocked requests, and captcha pass rates. Use this to see how many threats are being mitigated in real time. ### get_threat_details See the specific headers and behavioral patterns that triggered a security alert for a given threat ID. This provides deep technical context for incidents. ### list_protected_applications See a list of all mobile and web apps currently integrated with your DataDome account. This is great for auditing your entire security footprint. ### list_protected_endpoints Get a full list of every endpoint your account is currently protecting. Use this to verify coverage across your web and mobile apps. ### list_access_logs View a stream of recent requests including bot scores and geo-location data. Use this to see the raw flow of traffic hitting your site. ### list_custom_bot_rules See all your custom blocking and allowing rules along with their priority levels. This helps you manage your security logic without navigating menus. ### list_recent_threats Get a list of recent security incidents like scraping or credential stuffing. This is the fastest way to see who is currently attacking you. ### search_threats_by_type Find specific attack vectors by searching for keywords like scraper or crawler. Use this to isolate specific threats from the general noise. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` Show me the most recent bot threats. ``` **Response:** ``` I've found 12 recent threats detected by DataDome. Most are categorized as 'Scrapers' from various IPs. **Summary of recent threats:** - **Type:** Scraper - **Count:** 8 - **Status:** Blocked Would you like to see the specific technical details for the top three? ``` **Prompt:** ``` Is our mobile app endpoint healthy? ``` **Response:** ``` The 'Mobile App' endpoint is currently healthy. **Current Metrics:** - **Status:** Healthy - **Latency:** 42ms - **Error Rate:** 0.0% No significant bot spikes were detected in the last hour. Should I pull the protection stats for this app? ``` **Prompt:** ``` Give me a summary of our bot traffic for today. ``` **Response:** ``` Here is the summary of your bot traffic for today: | Traffic Type | Percentage | Impact | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | **Good Bots** | 70% | Minimal | | **Bad Bots** | 20% | Mitigated | | **Human Traffic** | 10% | Normal | DataDome is successfully mitigating the majority of malicious scraper traffic. ``` ## Capabilities ### Summarize bot traffic types Get a breakdown of good bots versus bad bots and their impact on your total traffic. ### Check endpoint health metrics See the latency, error rates, and operational state of a specific protected endpoint. ### Retrieve real-time protection stats Pull real-time counts of allowed requests, blocked requests, and captcha pass rates. ### Inspect technical threat details See the specific headers and behavioral patterns that triggered a security alert for a given threat ID. ### List all protected applications See a list of all mobile and web apps currently integrated with your DataDome account. ### Monitor recent access logs View a stream of recent requests including bot scores and geo-location data. ### Manage custom bot rules See all your custom blocking and allowing rules along with their priority levels. ### Filter threats by specific types Find specific attack vectors by searching for keywords like scraper or crawler. ## Use Cases ### Identifying a scraping attack A security engineer notices a traffic spike and asks their agent to list_recent_threats. The agent identifies a scraper attack from multiple IPs and pulls the technical headers. ### Verifying endpoint coverage An SRE wants to ensure a new API is protected. They ask the agent to list_protected_endpoints to confirm the new URL is active in DataDome. ### Weekly fraud reporting A fraud analyst asks for a summary of bot traffic for the last 7 days. The agent uses get_bot_traffic_summary to provide a breakdown of good vs bad bots. ### Checking mobile app health A developer is worried about mobile app lag. They ask their agent to use get_endpoint_health to see the current latency and error rates for the mobile endpoint. ## Benefits - Get instant summaries of scraping activity using list_recent_threats so you don't have to manually scan logs for patterns. - Verify app performance with get_endpoint_health to ensure your bot protection isn't causing unwanted latency issues. - See your traffic mix with get_bot_traffic_summary to balance search engine and malicious traffic in one view. - Audit your entire security footprint using list_protected_applications to see every integration in your account. - Manage security logic faster with list_custom_bot_rules to see which rules are active without navigating the full dashboard. - Pull real-time data with get_protection_stats to keep your security reports accurate and up to date. ## How It Works The bottom line is you get a conversational way to monitor and manage your bot protection in real time. 1. Connect the DataDome MCP to your AI client and provide your Management API Key from your dashboard. 2. Ask your agent a question about your current bot traffic or security status. 3. Receive a structured summary of threats, stats, or health metrics instantly. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can DataDome MCP help me find scrapers?** Yes, it lets your agent identify and list recent scraping activity so you can act faster. You can ask for a summary of recent threats to see exactly who is hitting your site. **How do I check my endpoint health with DataDome MCP?** You can ask your agent to check a specific endpoint to get real-time latency and error rates. This helps you confirm your protection is active and performing well. **Can I see my custom bot rules?** Yes, you can ask the agent to list your custom rules to see what's being blocked or allowed. This is a great way to audit your security logic without clicking through menus. **Does DataDome MCP show my traffic stats?** It provides a summary of good vs. bad bot traffic and real-time protection counts like blocked requests. This gives you a high-level view of your security posture. **Can I use DataDome MCP to audit my apps?** You can list all your protected applications to see which ones have web, mobile, or API protection enabled. It's a quick way to verify your entire security footprint. **How does DataDome MCP handle threat details?** It can pull specific headers and behavioral patterns for any individual threat ID you provide. This gives you the deep technical context needed for incident response. **How do I get a DataDome Management API Key?** Log in to your DataDome dashboard, navigate to **Management > API Keys**, and generate a new key. Ensure you use the management key for this integration. **Can the agent update bot rules?** This integration currently focuses on listing and auditing rules and threats. Updating or creating new bot rules should be handled through the DataDome dashboard. **What types of threats are tracked?** DataDome tracks various automated threats including scrapers, crawlers, account takeover attempts, and credential stuffing activities.