We’re excited to introduce Better Stack MCP server! Get an extra pair of hands when resolving incidents. Let AI analyze the latest logs and errors to uncover the root cause, assist with status page updates, and guide you through post-incident tasks.
Read on to learn how to make the most of AI and Better Stack.
Investigate, acknowledge, and resolve ongoing incidents
Use your favorite AI tool to analyze incidents, debug issues, and suggest resolution steps. Steer the incident resolution and make judgment calls while letting AI take care of the busywork.
Give your AI assistant superpowers now.
Write and post status page updates without copy-pasting
Keep your customers in the loop on the latest incident updates. Get accurate status updates based on all incident details, comments, and the full incident timeline. Tune your prompt to get that perfect status update.
Level up your incident comms today.
Explore and analyze errors, logs, traces, and metrics
Access all your telemetry data directly from your favorite AI tool. Investigate errors, analyze logs, run telemetry queries, and build charts. Find incident root causes faster than ever.
Give the future of observability a try.
Not using Better Stack Telemetry yet? Auto-instrument your cluster without any code changes.
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