# Robolytix MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect

> Robolytix provides an Connector that lets you monitor robotic process automation (RPA) performance through natural conversation. It tracks bot execution times, success rates, and specific exceptions, allowing you to manage your automation fleet without manually digging through logs or switching dashboards.

## Overview
- **Category:** industry-titans
- **Price:** Free
- **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_zvOT2y5AosekQJtjuueoUc4ggC6HYC6i4eoi0qkf/ai-agent-connect
- **Tags:** rpa-monitoring, process-automation, bot-performance, workflow-analytics, execution-tracking, business-process-health

## Description

Robolytix gives you a way to talk directly to your RPA analytics. Instead of hunting through logs or refreshing dashboards to see if a bot finished its task, you can just ask your agent for the status. It pulls data from your Robolytix account to show you success rates, execution times, and specific error messages. You can use it to log milestones, like when a bot starts a task or hits a common step, and then review those logs later to see exactly where a bot tripped up. It makes managing a fleet of automations feel like a conversation rather than a data entry job. Finding this in the Vinkius catalog makes it easy to plug into your existing workflow. You get a clear picture of your automation health without the manual overhead of switching tabs or digging through raw JSON files. You can ask for a summary of what happened today, find out why a specific process failed, or get a list of all your active bots in seconds. It turns your RPA monitoring into a proactive conversation where you get answers immediately. You no longer have to be a log-diving expert to understand your automation performance. You just ask, and the agent handles the data retrieval and summary for you.

## Tools

### get_process
Get the full details for a specific process. This is useful for looking up configuration or metadata.

### get_run_messages
Get all messages from a specific process run. This pulls the full log for deep troubleshooting.

### get_run
Get the details for a specific process run. Use this to see the status and timing of a past execution.

### get_stats
Get overall automation statistics. This gives you a high-level view of your entire RPA fleet.

### list_rpa_processes
List all RPA processes in your account. This helps you find the right IDs for your commands.

### list_runs
List all process runs. Use this to browse through recent history and find specific runs.

### sonar_checkpoint
Send a common sonar message to track specific milestones. This helps you see where a bot is in a long process.

### sonar_end
Send an end sonar message to mark the completion of a task. It lets you know exactly when a process finished.

### sonar_error
Send an error sonar message when a bot hits a snag. This makes it easy to identify where things went wrong.

### sonar_start
Send a start sonar message to begin tracking a process. Use this to mark the beginning of your automation.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
Show me the success rate for our invoice processing bots today.
```

**Response:** 
```
### Today's Invoice Processing Stats

| Process Name | Runs | Success Rate | Avg. Time |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| **Invoice Generation** | 42 | **94%** | 2m 15s |
| **Vendor Pay** | 18 | **100%** | 3m 45s |
| **Data Entry** | 12 | **83%** | 5m 10s |

* **Total Success Rate:** 92.4% 
* **Issues:** 3 failures in 'Data Entry' due to missing fields.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Why did the last run of 'Order Processing' fail?
```

**Response:** 
```
The last run for **Order Processing** (ID: `run_7721`) failed at 10:14 AM. 

**Error Log Summary:**
* **Step 4:** Customer lookup successful.
* **Step 5:** Line item calculation successful.
* **Step 6 ERROR:** `ConnectionTimeout: Could not reach warehouse API.` 

**Recommendation:** Check the warehouse API status or retry the run.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
List all our active RPA processes.
```

**Response:** 
```
I found 8 active processes in your Robolytix account:

1. **Invoice Generation**
2. **Vendor Pay**
3. **Data Entry**
4. **Order Processing**
5. **Email Classification**
6. **Inventory Sync**
7. **Customer Lookup**
8. **Report Generation**
```

## Capabilities

### Log automation milestones
Send start, end, and common step messages to track your bot's progress in real time.

### Fetch execution logs
Pull all messages from a specific process run to see exactly what happened.

### View success rates
Get a high-level overview of your automation statistics and performance metrics.

### Retrieve process details
Look up specific metadata for any process or run in your automation stack.

### List active processes
Browse through all your configured robotic processes to find specific identifiers.

## Use Cases

### Troubleshooting a failed invoice run
A developer asks why an invoice process failed at 2 AM. The agent uses get_run_messages to find the specific error and suggests a fix.

### Reporting daily automation success
An automation manager asks for a summary of today's runs. The agent uses get_stats to provide a success rate and total time saved.

### Tracking multi-step bot progress
A bot is running a long data migration. The agent uses sonar_checkpoint to confirm the bot has reached the 'Data Validation' step.

### Auditing bot execution history
A business analyst wants to see all runs from last night. The agent uses list_runs to show a summary of every completed process.

## Benefits

- Stop hunting for logs by using get_run_messages to see exactly why a bot failed in one chat command.
- Get a bird's-eye view of your entire fleet with get_stats to see success rates and execution times instantly.
- Track bot progress accurately by sending sonar_start and sonar_end messages to mark milestones.
- Identify errors faster using sonar_error to pinpoint where your automation tripped up without manual searching.
- Find specific bot identifiers quickly with list_rpa_processes to organize your automation commands.
- Monitor long-running tasks with sonar_checkpoint to see exactly which step the bot is currently on.

## How It Works

The bottom line is you get a conversational interface for your entire RPA analytics dashboard.

1. Subscribe to the Robolytix MCP and install it in your AI client.
2. Provide your Robolytix API Key from your account settings to connect the data.
3. Ask your agent to check bot statuses, summarize errors, or list your active processes.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**How does Robolytix help me monitor my RPA bots?**
It connects your Robolytix analytics to your AI client. You can ask questions about bot success rates, execution times, and specific errors without leaving your chat window.

**Can I see my bot logs in Claude or Cursor using Robolytix?**
Yes. You can ask your agent to pull the full message log for any specific process run, making it easy to troubleshoot failures instantly.

**Does Robolytix track specific errors for my automations?**
Yes. The Connector can retrieve specific error messages and status updates, allowing your agent to tell you exactly why a bot stopped.

**Can I use Robolytix to see how long my bots take to run?**
Absolutely. You can request overall automation statistics or details on specific runs to see average and actual execution times.

**Is Robolytix MCP good for large-scale RPA automation?**
It's built for it. It allows you to manage a fleet of bots, listing all processes and summarizing performance across your entire stack.

**Do I need to be a developer to use the Robolytix MCP?**
No. While it's great for developers, the whole point is to use natural language. You just ask your agent for the info you need.

**Can my AI automatically start a process run in Robolytix and track its common steps?**
Yes! Use the `sonar_start` tool to initiate a run, and `sonar_common` for subsequent steps. Provide the `processid` and a unique `runid`, and your agent will log the milestones in your Robolytix dashboard instantly.

**How do I find a processid for my automation?**
Log in to the Robolytix dashboard, go to **Settings** > **Processes**, select your process, and the unique GUID will be displayed in the **General** tab.

**What should I use as a runid?**
The `runid` can be any unique string for that specific execution instance (e.g., a timestamp, a UUID, or an order number). Just ensure you use the same ID for all sonar messages belonging to that single run.