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Tools that your AI agent can use through this MCP server to interact with PagerDuty
Update an incident's status, title, urgency, priority, escalation policy, or assignments. Use List Incidents or Get Incident to find the incident ID. To acknowledge: set status to acknowledged. To resolve: set status to resolved. Use List Users to find user IDs for assignments and List Priorities for priority IDs. See the documentation
Update an escalation policy's name, description, loop count, or escalation rules. By default, performs a read-then-merge: fetches the current policy and merges your changes before writing, so you only need to specify the fields you want to change. Set fullReplacement: true to replace all rules wholesale — use with caution as this is destructive. Use List Escalation Policies to find the policy ID. Each escalation rule targets one or more users or schedules: provide targets as an array of objects with id and type (user_reference or schedule_reference). See the documentation
Deprecated — use Create Incident instead. Trigger an incident. See the documentation
Start an automation workflow on an active incident. Use List Incident Workflows to discover available workflow IDs. Use List Incidents or Get Incident to find the incident ID. Requires Business+ plan — accounts without this plan will receive a 402 error. See the documentation
Deprecated — use Update Incident instead. Resolve an incident. See the documentation
List users in the PagerDuty account, searchable by name or email. Returns user IDs, names, emails, and roles. Optionally filter by team membership using team IDs from List Teams. See the documentation
Retrieves available options for the User ID field.
List teams in the PagerDuty account, optionally filtered by name. Returns team IDs and names useful for filtering incidents, users, and services. See the documentation
List configured PagerDuty status pages. Use status page IDs with List Status Page Posts to retrieve posts on a specific page. Requires Business+ plan — accounts without this plan will receive empty results or a 402 error. See the documentation
List posts on a PagerDuty status page. Use List Status Pages to discover status page IDs. Set activeOnly: true to filter to currently active posts (client-side filter). Requires Business+ plan — accounts without this plan will receive empty results or a 402 error. See the documentation
List services, optionally filtered by team or searched by name. Returns service IDs, names, status, and html_url. Use List Teams to discover team IDs for filtering. See the documentation
Retrieves available options for the Service ID field.
List on-call schedules in the PagerDuty account, optionally filtered by name. Returns schedule IDs and names useful for List On-Calls and Create Schedule Override. See the documentation
List the priority levels configured for this PagerDuty account. Returns priority IDs and names (e.g. P1, P2, critical) useful for Create Incident and Update Incident. See the documentation
List on-call entries — who is on call right now or during a given time window. Filterable by schedule IDs or escalation policy IDs. Use List Schedules to discover schedule IDs and List Escalation Policies to discover policy IDs. Time params use ISO 8601 with explicit UTC offset, e.g. 2026-06-02T15:00:00-07:00. Set earliest: true to get one on-call entry per unique (schedule, escalation policy, escalation level) combination. See the documentation
Retrieves available options for the On-Call Schedule ID field.
List log entries (the audit trail of actions taken on an incident or across the account). When incidentId is provided, scopes results to that incident's log entries. Otherwise returns account-wide log entries. Use List Incidents or Get Incident to find incident IDs. Time params use ISO 8601 with explicit UTC offset, e.g. 2026-06-02T15:00:00-07:00. Set isOverview: true to get only the most recent action per incident. See the documentation
List and filter incidents by status, urgency, service, or team. Default statuses are triggered and acknowledged (open incidents). Use List Services to discover service IDs and List Teams for team IDs. Time params use ISO 8601 with explicit UTC offset, e.g. 2026-06-02T15:00:00-07:00. See the documentation
List available incident automation workflows. Use workflow IDs with Start Incident Workflow to run automation on an active incident. Requires Business+ plan — accounts without this plan will receive empty results or a 402 error. See the documentation
List change events (deployments, config changes) correlated to an incident. Change events show what changed in your systems around the time the incident was triggered. Use List Incidents or Get Incident to find the incident ID. See the documentation
Retrieves available options for the Escalation Policy ID field.
List escalation policies in the PagerDuty account. Supports both exact name match (name) and substring search (query), plus team filtering. Use policy IDs with Create Incident, Create Service, and Update Escalation Policy. See the documentation
Get incident volume and MTTR (mean time to resolve) metrics for one or more services over a time range. Use List Services to discover service IDs. Time params use ISO 8601 with explicit UTC offset, e.g. 2026-06-02T15:00:00-07:00. See the documentation
Get full details for a single incident by ID, including its current status, urgency, assignments, and html_url. Use List Incidents to find the incident ID. See the documentation
Get the active event orchestration routing rules configured for a service. Event orchestration routes incoming events to the right responders based on conditions. Use List Services to discover service IDs. See the documentation
Find the user on call for a specific schedule. See the documentation
Create a new PagerDuty service. A service represents a system or application that generates incidents. Use List Escalation Policies to find a valid escalation policy ID (required). Set autoResolveTimeout to 0 to disable auto-resolve. Set acknowledgementTimeout to 0 to disable re-triggering after acknowledgment. See the documentation
Override a schedule layer to assign a specific user for a time window. Use List Schedules to find a schedule ID and List Users to find the user ID. Time params use ISO 8601 with explicit UTC offset, e.g. 2026-06-02T15:00:00-07:00. Always include the UTC offset — do not assume UTC; using the wrong offset will place the override in the wrong time slot. See the documentation
Trigger a new incident on a PagerDuty service. Use List Services to find a service ID and List Escalation Policies to find a policy ID. Use List Priorities to find priority IDs. Set incidentKey to a stable value derived from the alert source (e.g. a hash of title + service ID) to prevent duplicate incidents on retry — PagerDuty deduplicates open incidents with the same key on the same service. See the documentation
Add a text note to an incident. Notes are visible in the incident timeline and useful for documenting investigation steps, resolution details, or handoff notes. Use List Incidents or Get Incident to find the incident ID. See the documentation
Deprecated — use Update Incident instead. Acknowledge an incident. See the documentation