Incidents summarised for you
Which monitors are down, since when and what changed, in one answer.
AI assistant for your IT team
MCP for Uptime Kuma. Ask a question, get the answer in seconds.
Your team asks in plain language and gets the answer straight from Uptime Kuma. What is down, for how long, what went offline overnight, without clicking through every monitor.
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Availability without the clicking
The state of every monitor in plain language, whenever you need it.
The daily questions of a NOC, answered without opening a single monitor page.
The questions your team asks every day
Each of these used to mean opening the panel and checking monitor by monitor. Now the answer is already there.
?Which monitors are down right now?
?How long has this service been offline?
?What went down overnight?
?Which services had incidents this week?
?What is our uptime this month?
?Which monitors keep flapping?
?Which checks are slowest to respond?
?Which client had the most downtime?
?Was there any downtime during the night?
?Show me the history of this monitor.
Ask Uptime Kuma anything. Get the answer in seconds.
No filters, no reports, no dashboards. Type the question the way you would ask a colleague and the answer comes back from Uptime Kuma with the data behind it.
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Less checking, more acting
The time that went into opening monitors one by one goes back to the team.
Answers in seconds
Questions that used to mean opening every monitor come back immediately, with the data behind them.
No expertise required
Anyone on the team can ask, without knowing how to build a status page or a filter.
Reports on demand
Ask for the availability numbers and get them, instead of assembling them by hand.
Incidents summarised
What went down, for how long and what else was affected, in one answer.
Less dependency on key people
The knowledge stops living only with whoever watches the panel.
New people productive sooner
A new colleague starts answering from day one, not after weeks of training.
The report you need, without the wait
Ask for the numbers and get them. No exports, no waiting for the monthly meeting.
- Availability by monitor, service and client.
- Downtime history and its duration.
- Incidents by period and by severity.
- Response times per check.
- Monitors that keep flapping.
- Availability trends to feed the monthly meeting.
Before you ask
The questions we hear most from NOC and IT managers.
Does it replace Uptime Kuma?
No. Uptime Kuma stays exactly as it is and continues to be where monitoring happens. The assistant is how your team gets answers faster.
Do we need to change our monitors?
No. Your checks stay exactly as they are today. Nothing changes in your monitoring setup.
Does it work with our setup?
Yes. Self-hosted or cloud, it works with the environment you already have.
Can several people use it at the same time?
Yes. It was built for teams working incidents, not for one person at a time.
What kind of question can we ask?
Anything the data can answer: downtime, availability, history, response times, recurring incidents. If the information is there, it can be asked in plain language.
Is it only for the NOC?
No. Support and management can ask the same questions and get the same answers, without touching the panel.
Ask your first question today.
Tell us how your team monitors today and see the answer coming back in seconds, on your own monitors.