# ncScale MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > ncScale lets you monitor your no-code stack through your AI agent. It pulls in real-time logs, active alerts, and support tickets so you can manage your infrastructure without leaving your chat interface. You can check on node statuses, view dashboards, and oversee third-party integrations like Bubble or Airtable instantly. ## Overview - **Category:** developer-tools - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_iXIC4DGaGpd8eamrjSDxfv7cQJiuy1S1Qz4ATQTd/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** no-code-monitoring, execution-logs, infrastructure-visibility, alerting, node-status ## Description ncScale lets you stay on top of your no-code infrastructure without having to jump back and forth between different dashboards. If you're running a stack that relies on multiple moving parts, you know how easy it is for something to go sideways without you noticing right away. Instead of hunting for the right log or trying to figure out which node failed, you can just ask your AI client to do the heavy lifting. It pulls in your real-time logs, active alerts, and support tickets so you can see exactly what's happening in your workspace. You can check on your nodes, see how your third-party integrations like Bubble or Airtable are holding up, and get a clear picture of your observability dashboards. It's designed to give you that high-level view while letting you dive into the specifics of a single alert or node whenever you need to. It's a lot faster than the usual way of doing things because it brings all that data into one place. If you're already using the Vinkius catalog to keep your tools organized, this is a great way to bring your monitoring into your daily conversation. You stop searching for information and start acting on it, whether you're trying to fix a broken sync or just want to know if your production environment is healthy. It turns a lot of manual clicking into a simple conversation with your agent. ## Tools ### list_alerts See a list of all active monitoring alerts. Use this to quickly identify which parts of your stack are currently failing. ### list_dashboards View all the custom observability dashboards you've created. This helps you keep track of your high-level monitoring views. ### list_integrations See which third-party tools like Bubble or Airtable are connected. This lets you verify that your external apps are still synced. ### get_alert Get the full details of a specific alert. This helps you understand exactly what went wrong with a triggered incident. ### get_node Pull detailed configuration and status info for a single node. You can see the specific state of any element in your stack. ### get_workspace_info Retrieve metadata about your workspace. This gives you a high-level view of your entire infrastructure setup. ### list_logs Get a chronological list of recent activity and execution logs. You can use this to troubleshoot errors by seeing the exact sequence of events. ### list_nodes See every no-code element currently being monitored by the platform. This provides a complete overview of your monitored infrastructure. ### list_tickets Pull a list of all active support tickets. This helps you keep track of pending issues that need your attention. ### list_users See a list of all users who have access to your workspace. This makes it easy to verify permissions across your stack. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` Show me the latest logs. ``` **Response:** ``` I've pulled the latest logs for your no-code stack. Here are the most recent entries: | Timestamp | Status | Message | | :--- | :--- | :--- | | 10:42 AM | Success | Workflow-A completed | | 10:45 AM | Warning | Rate limit hit on API-B | | 10:50 AM | Error | Payload error in CRM sync Would you like me to get more details on that payload error? ``` **Prompt:** ``` Are there any alerts right now? ``` **Response:** ``` I checked your active alerts and found 1 critical issue: **Critical Alert: Database Connection Timeout** * **Node:** Production DB * **Status:** Active * **Associated Tickets:** 2 pending I can pull the details for those tickets if you'd like. ``` **Prompt:** ``` What integrations do I have? ``` **Response:** ``` Your ncScale workspace is currently connected to the following tools: * **Bubble** (Active) * **Airtable** (Active) * **Stripe** (Active) * **Slack** (Active) Would you like me to check the status of any specific one? ``` ## Capabilities ### View all monitored nodes See every no-code element currently under observation in your workspace. ### Fetch real-time logs Get the latest activity and execution logs for your entire stack. ### List active alerts Identify all currently triggered monitoring alerts in one place. ### See workspace metadata Retrieve high-level information about your workspace configuration. ### Check third-party integrations Monitor the status of connected tools like Bubble and Airtable. ### Inspect specific alerts Get deep details on individual alerts using their unique IDs. ### View dashboards Access your custom observability dashboards via natural language. ## Use Cases ### Debugging a failed workflow A developer is told a Bubble workflow failed. They ask the agent to list_logs to find the specific error message and fix the logic. ### Production health check An ops lead wants a quick status update. They ask the agent to list_alerts and list_nodes to see if anything is down. ### Auditing workspace access An admin needs to verify permissions. They ask the agent to list_users and get_workspace_info to audit the current setup. ### Monitoring integration syncs A user wants to know if their Airtable sync is active. They ask the agent to list_integrations to check the connection status. ## Benefits - Stop tab-switching by using list_logs to see real-time execution data without leaving your AI client. - Respond to incidents faster by using list_alerts and list_tickets to see what's broken and who's on it. - Get deeper insights into your infrastructure with get_node to see specific configuration details on demand. - Maintain a cleaner overview of your stack by using list_integrations to see every Bubble or Airtable connection. - Manage your permissions easily by using list_users to see who has access to your workspace. ## How It Works The bottom line is you get instant visibility into your no-code infrastructure without opening a separate dashboard. 1. Subscribe to the ncScale MCP and connect it to your AI client. 2. Enter your ncScale API Key and Workspace ID in the configuration. 3. Ask your agent to check logs, alerts, or node statuses in plain English. ## Frequently Asked Questions **How does ncScale help with my no-code stack?** ncScale gives you a central way to monitor your no-code infrastructure. You can check logs, alerts, and node statuses using natural language instead of clicking through multiple dashboards. **Can I see my Bubble logs using ncScale?** Yes, you can use the Connector to pull recent activity and execution logs for your entire stack, including connections to tools like Bubble. **How do I check for active alerts?** You can simply ask your AI client to list active alerts. It will pull all currently triggered monitoring alerts so you can see what needs attention. **Does ncScale show my workspace users?** Yes, the Connector can retrieve a list of all users who have access to your workspace, making it easier to manage permissions. **Can I use ncScale to debug my Airtable syncs?** You can use it to check the status of your Airtable integration and pull the latest logs to see exactly where a sync might be failing. **How does ncScale help with incident management?** It helps by surface active alerts and associated support tickets in one place. You can quickly see what's broken and what's already being worked on. **Can I see my custom dashboards?** Yes, you can ask your AI client to list your observability dashboards to get an overview of your custom monitoring views. **How do I find my ncScale API Key?** Log in to your ncScale account, go to your profile settings, and you will find your API Key there. Ensure you also note your Workspace ID from the URL or settings. **What no-code tools can I monitor with this server?** You can monitor any tool currently integrated with your ncScale workspace, such as Bubble, Airtable, Make, Zapier, and more. **Can I see active incidents?** Yes! Use the `list_alerts` tool to see all active monitoring alerts and `list_tickets` to track associated support and maintenance tasks.