# Netdata MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Netdata MCP connects your infrastructure monitoring to your AI agent for real-time observability. It lets you query metrics, check node health, and manage alerts across your Netdata Cloud spaces using natural language. It turns your AI into a 24/7 SRE that knows exactly when and where your systems are spiking.

## Overview
- **Category:** cloud-infrastructure
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_ahKhmIYu5E2SZYLAuopQ0XxxT8FYpWngo29KyMi2/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** real-time-monitoring, infrastructure-observability, system-metrics, performance-analysis, alert-management

## Description

Instead of jumping between multiple dashboards to figure out why a production node is lagging or which specific service is spiking, you can just ask your AI agent for the facts. This Connector connects your Netdata monitoring setup directly to your workflow. You can pull granular data from specific charts, check the health of your agents, and see what is triggering alerts across your entire cloud space. Whether you are trying to find a specific disk backlog or just want to see which rooms are connected to a space, the AI handles the heavy lifting of navigating your infrastructure. It is built for people who need to move fast during incidents or routine maintenance. By hosting this on Vinkius, you get a reliable way to give your agent eyes into your production environment. You can grab all your metrics for external analysis or just check a quick alarm status to see if everything is green. It takes the friction out of observability by making your infrastructure searchable and actionable through a simple conversation.

## Tools

### get_all_metrics
Retrieve all metrics for scraping. This is useful when you need to export data for your own external analysis tools.

### list_charts
List all available charts on a node. Use this to see exactly what dimensions are being collected.

### list_rooms
List rooms within a specific space. Use this to navigate the hierarchy of your Netdata Cloud setup.

### list_space_alerts
Fetch active alerts across the space. This gives you a bird's-eye view of critical issues across multiple nodes.

### get_chart_data
Fetch metric data from a specific chart. This lets you pull granular numbers like CPU or RAM usage.

### get_agent_info
Get Netdata Agent information. Use this to check the version and host details of your monitoring nodes.

### list_room_nodes
List nodes within a specific room. This helps you see exactly which machines are grouped together.

### list_space_nodes
List all nodes connected to a space. Use this to get a full inventory of your cloud infrastructure.

### get_alarms
Get the current status of all configured alarms. Use this to quickly see what is currently failing on a local agent.

### list_spaces
List all Netdata Cloud spaces. This helps you navigate your entire infrastructure overview.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Are there any critical alerts across my production space right now?
```

**Response:** 
```
Checking your Netdata Cloud space... I found 3 active alerts:

* **Disk usage high** on node-04
* **High CPU** on web-server-01
* **Network latency** on db-02

Would you like me to pull the chart data for any of these?
```

**Prompt:** 
```
List the charts available on the local agent so I can see what we're tracking.
```

**Response:** 
```
I've pulled the chart list for your local agent. You have access to:

* `system.cpu`
* `system.ram`
* `net.eth0`
* `disk.usage`
* **42 other metrics**

Let me know which one you'd like to see the data for.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
What's the current status of the agents in the 'staging' room?
```

**Response:** 
```
I've checked the 'staging' room. It contains 4 nodes:

| Node Name | Status |
| :--- | :--- |
| staging-app-01 | Online |
| staging-app-02 | Online |
| staging-db | Online |
| staging-cache | Online |

I can check the specific agent info or alerts for any of these for you.
```

## Capabilities

### Fetch real-time chart data
Pull specific metrics like CPU, RAM, or network usage to diagnose performance bottlenecks.

### Query active alerts
See what is currently failing on local agents or across your entire cloud space.

### Browse cloud infrastructure
Navigate through spaces, rooms, and nodes in Netdata Cloud using natural language.

### Inspect agent health
Check versions, host information, and enabled features for your monitoring nodes.

### Export all metrics
Retrieve all metrics in a format suitable for your own external analysis tools.

## Use Cases

### Identifying a performance spike
A node is lagging. You ask the agent to check the system.cpu chart data to see if it is a processing bottleneck or a memory leak.

### Alert triage during an outage
You get a notification. You ask the agent to list all active alarms to see if there are other related issues across the space.

### Infrastructure auditing
You need to know what is in a room. The agent uses list_room_nodes to give you a clean list of machines in that group.

### Cloud environment mapping
You are moving to a new provider. You ask the agent to list all spaces and rooms to map the current infrastructure setup.

## Benefits

- Faster incident response: Use list_space_alerts to find critical issues across your whole environment instantly.
- No more dashboard fatigue: Get specific data from get_chart_data without clicking through dozens of tabs.
- Easier node management: Use list_space_nodes and list_rooms to navigate complex cloud environments.
- Quick health checks: Use get_agent_info to verify node versions and features in seconds.
- Data portability: Use get_all_metrics to move your data into other tools for custom reporting.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get instant, natural language access to your entire Netdata monitoring stack.

1. Subscribe to the Netdata MCP on the Vinkius Marketplace.
2. Enter your Netdata Cloud Token or Agent URL into your AI client settings.
3. Ask your agent to check node stats, list active alerts, or pull chart data.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**How does the Netdata MCP help with incident response?**
It lets you query real-time metrics and alerts using natural language. Instead of hunting through dashboards, you can ask your agent to find specific spikes or errors across your infrastructure instantly.

**Can I use the Netdata MCP to see alerts across multiple servers?**
Yes. The Connector can fetch active alerts across your entire cloud space, giving you a high-level view of all critical issues in one place.

**What kind of metrics can I pull using the Netdata MCP?**
You can pull granular data from various charts, including CPU, RAM, network, and disk usage, as well as any other metrics your Netdata agents are currently collecting.

**Do I need a Netdata Cloud account to use this?**
Yes, you will need either a Netdata Cloud Token or a direct Agent URL to connect your monitoring data to your AI client.

**Can the Netdata MCP help me audit my infrastructure?**
Absolutely. You can use it to list all nodes in a room, browse your cloud spaces, and verify the versions and status of your monitoring agents.

**How do I connect my Netdata agent to my AI client?**
Once you subscribe to the Connector on Vinkius, you just provide your credentials in your AI client settings. From there, your agent can access your data whenever you ask.

**How can I fetch specific metric data for a chart like CPU usage?**
Use the `get_chart_data` tool. You need to provide the `chart` ID (e.g., 'system.cpu') and optionally specify time ranges like `after` or aggregation methods like `group`.

**Can I see all active alerts across my entire Netdata Cloud space?**
Yes! Use the `list_space_alerts` tool with your `space_id`. It will return all active alerts across all nodes connected to that specific Cloud space.

**How do I list all the nodes available in a specific room?**
Use the `list_room_nodes` tool. You will need to provide both the `space_id` and the `room_id` to filter the nodes within that specific grouping.