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AnomalyArmor MCP

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armor-mcp is an MCP server that exposes AnomalyArmor data observability—alerts, freshness, drift, lineage, and quality—to Claude Code, Cursor, and other MCP clients.

About

AnomalyArmor armor-mcp is an MCP server (and companion plugin skills) that connects AI coding agents to AnomalyArmor’s data observability platform. developers and small data-heavy teams use it when they already run warehouses, pipelines, or analytics products and need answers about freshness, quality regressions, schema drift, lineage, and alert noise without context-switching to a separate UI. Install via uvx in MCP config or add the anomalyarmor/agents plugin for slash commands like status, alerts, recommendations, and natural-language questions about your estate. You need an AnomalyArmor account and API key; the README documents version 0.6.0 and MIT licensing. It is an integration surface, not a replacement for your orchestrator or BI tool.

  • 52 consolidated MCP tools for observability workflows from MCP-compatible agents
  • 14 slash-command skills (e.g. /armor:status, /armor:alerts, /armor:recommend, /armor:ask)
  • Remote MCP via uvx armor-mcp plus optional Claude Code plugin marketplace install
  • Covers alerts, freshness, schema drift, lineage, and data quality in one account
  • Pairs with PyPI armor-mcp and npm @anomalyarmor/sdk for programmatic access

AnomalyArmor MCP by the numbers

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claude mcp add --env ARMOR_API_KEY=YOUR_ARMOR_API_KEY armor-mcp -- uvx armor-mcp

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What it does

Wire Claude Code or Cursor to AnomalyArmor so you can check data health, alerts, drift, and lineage without leaving the agent.

Who is it for?

Best when you have an AnomalyArmor account and want agent-driven data health checks and alert triage during ops and analytics work.

Skip if: Greenfield apps with no pipelines or warehouses yet, or teams that refuse a hosted observability account and API key.

What you get

Your agent can query health, manage alerts, and get monitoring recommendations against live AnomalyArmor telemetry using one MCP registration.

  • Registered MCP connection to 52 observability-oriented tools
  • Optional 14 slash-command skills when using the Claude plugin path
  • Agent-queryable status, alerts, recommendations, and data Q&A against your project

By the numbers

  • 52 consolidated MCP tools documented in README
  • 14 slash-command skills documented in README
  • Server version 0.6.0 per README
README.md

AnomalyArmor Agents

PyPI npm Glama License: MIT

AI skills and MCP server for AnomalyArmor data observability. Monitor data quality, detect schema drift, and manage alerts directly from Claude Code, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible AI tool.

Version: 0.6.0 | Tools: 52 consolidated MCP tools | Skills: 14 slash commands

Quick Start

Option 1: Claude Code Plugin (Recommended)

# Install the plugin
claude plugin marketplace add anomalyarmor/agents
claude plugin install armor@anomalyarmor

# Or via skills.sh
npx skills add anomalyarmor/agents

Then use skills like:

  • /armor:status - Check data health
  • /armor:alerts - View and manage alerts
  • /armor:recommend - Get AI monitoring recommendations
  • /armor:ask - Ask questions about your data

Option 2: MCP Server

Add to your MCP configuration (Claude Code, Cursor, etc.):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "armor": {
      "command": "uvx",
      "args": ["armor-mcp"]
    }
  }
}

Prerequisites

  1. AnomalyArmor Account: Sign up at anomalyarmor.ai
  2. API Key: Generate at Settings > API Keys
  3. Configure: Set ARMOR_API_KEY env var or create ~/.armor/config.yaml:
api_key: aa_live_your_key_here

Available Skills

Skill Description Example
/armor:start Guided onboarding for new users "Help me get set up"
/armor:status Health summary across all assets "Is my data healthy?"
/armor:connect Connect a new data source "Connect my Snowflake warehouse"
/armor:monitor Set up freshness and schema monitoring "Monitor freshness for orders table"
/armor:alerts Query and manage alerts "What alerts fired yesterday?"
/armor:ask Natural language Q&A about your data "What tables contain customer data?"
/armor:analyze Trigger AI analysis "Analyze the finance schema"
/armor:quality Data quality metrics and validity rules "Add null check for customer_id"
/armor:coverage Monitoring coverage analysis "What tables have no monitoring?"
/armor:recommend AI-driven monitoring recommendations "What should I monitor?"
/armor:tags Asset tagging and classification "Tag this table as PII"
/armor:investigate Root cause analysis "Why is this table stale?"
/armor:lineage Data lineage exploration "What depends on this table?"
/armor:profile Table profiling and stats "Profile the orders table"

MCP Tools (29 consolidated)

Tools follow a consolidated pattern: one tool per domain handles multiple operations via an action parameter, reducing context window usage while maintaining full functionality.

Health and Briefing

  • health_summary() - Overall data health across all assets
  • get_todays_briefing() - Daily AI briefing with alerts, freshness, and coverage gaps

Alerts (5 tools)

  • get_alerts_summary() - Alert counts by severity and status
  • list_alerts(status, severity, asset_id, from_date, to_date) - Query alerts with filters
  • list_inbox_alerts(status, limit) - Unresolved alerts inbox
  • update_alert(alert_id, action, ...) - Acknowledge, resolve, snooze, or comment on alerts
  • get_alert_trends(period) - Alert trends over time
  • get_alert_history(alert_id) - Full history for a specific alert

Alert Rules (3 tools)

  • list_alert_rules(asset_id, is_active) - List configured rules
  • create_alert_rule(asset_id, rule_type, ...) - Create new alert rule
  • manage_alert_rule(rule_id, action, ...) - Update, delete, enable/disable, or duplicate rules

Assets (3 tools)

  • list_assets(source, asset_type, search) - List monitored assets
  • create_asset(name, source_type, connection_config) - Create data source
  • manage_asset(asset_id, action, ...) - Update, delete, test connection, or trigger discovery
  • trigger_asset_discovery(asset_id) - Start schema discovery

Freshness (4 tools)

  • get_freshness_summary() - Freshness overview across all assets
  • check_freshness(asset_id, table_path) - Check specific table freshness
  • setup_freshness(asset_id, table_path, check_interval, ...) - Create freshness schedule
  • list_freshness_schedules(asset_id) - List configured schedules
  • manage_freshness_schedule(schedule_id, action, ...) - Update, delete, pause/resume schedules

Schema Drift (5 tools)

  • get_schema_summary() - Schema drift overview
  • list_schema_changes(asset_id, severity, from_date, to_date) - List detected changes
  • create_schema_baseline(asset_id, description) - Create baseline
  • enable_schema_monitoring(asset_id, schedule_type, notify_on) - Enable monitoring
  • disable_schema_monitoring(asset_id) - Disable monitoring
  • get_schema_monitoring(asset_id) - View current monitoring config
  • dry_run_schema(asset_id, schedule_type) - Test schema monitoring before enabling

Data Quality (4 tools)

  • get_metrics_summary(asset_id) / list_metrics(asset_id) - View metrics
  • create_metric(asset_id, metric_type, table_path, ...) - Create row count, null rate, or custom metric
  • manage_metric(metric_id, action, ...) - Update, delete, capture, or view snapshots
  • get_validity_summary(asset_id) / list_validity_rules(asset_id) - View validity rules
  • create_validity_rule(asset_id, rule_type, table_path, ...) - Create validity rule
  • manage_validity_rule(rule_id, action, ...) - Update, delete, check, or view results

Referential Integrity (2 tools)

  • create_referential_check(asset_id, ...) - Create cross-table referential check
  • manage_referential(check_id, action, ...) - List, delete, run, or view results

Destinations (4 tools)

  • list_destinations(destination_type) - List alert destinations (Slack, email, webhook)
  • setup_destination(destination_type, ...) - Create Slack channel, email, or webhook destination
  • manage_destination(destination_id, action, ...) - Update, delete, test, enable/disable
  • manage_rule_destinations(rule_id, action, ...) - Link/unlink destinations to alert rules

Coverage and Recommendations (3 tools)

  • get_coverage(asset_id) - Coverage tier and score for an asset
  • manage_coverage(asset_id, action) - Get next steps or apply recommended monitoring
  • recommend(asset_id, recommendation_type) - AI recommendations for freshness, metrics, coverage, or thresholds

Intelligence (2 tools)

  • ask_question(asset, question) - Natural language Q&A
  • generate_intelligence(asset) - Trigger AI knowledge base generation

Catalog (4 tools)

  • get_lineage(asset_id, depth, direction) - Data lineage graph
  • job_status(job_id) - Check async job status
  • create_tag(asset_id, name, object_path, ...) - Create and assign tags
  • list_tags(asset_id) / apply_tags(asset_id, ...) - List and apply tags

API Keys

  • get_api_key_info() - View current API key details and permissions

Examples

Check Data Health

User: Is my data healthy?

Your data health status:
- Overall: WARNING
- 3 unresolved alerts (1 critical, 2 warning)
- 2 stale tables (orders, customers)
- 1 unacknowledged schema change
- Coverage: 65% (Tier 2: Protected)

Get AI Recommendations

User: What should I monitor on my Snowflake warehouse?

Based on your table patterns and update frequency:
1. orders (high traffic) - Add freshness check (hourly), row count metric
2. customers (PII) - Enable schema drift monitoring, add null checks
3. payments (financial) - Add freshness + row count + validity rules

Want me to set these up? I can configure all three in one go.

Daily Briefing

User: What happened overnight?

Your daily briefing:
- 2 new alerts: orders table stale (6h), schema change in users
- Coverage improved: finance schema now at Tier 3 (Verified)
- Recommendation: 4 tables still have no monitoring. Run /armor:recommend.

Root Cause Analysis

User: Why is the orders table stale?

Investigation results:
- Last update: 6 hours ago (expected: hourly)
- Upstream dependency: raw_orders was last updated 8 hours ago
- Likely cause: upstream ETL job failed or delayed
- Impact: 3 downstream dashboards affected

Troubleshooting

Authentication Failed

Error: No API key configured

Solution: Set ARMOR_API_KEY environment variable or create ~/.armor/config.yaml

MCP Server Not Found

Error: MCP server 'armor' not found

Solution:

  1. Restart your AI tool after config changes
  2. Verify uvx is installed: uvx --version
  3. Check MCP config syntax

Skills Not Loading

Solution:

  1. Verify plugin installed: claude plugin list
  2. Check skills directory exists
  3. Restart Claude Code

Development

See AGENTS.md for development guidelines.

Support

License

MIT License - see LICENSE

Recommended MCP Servers

How it compares

Hosted data-observability MCP integration, not a generic SQL or ORM skill.

FAQ

Who is armor-mcp for?

Developers and engineers who use AnomalyArmor MCP and want MCP or slash-command access to monitoring, alerts, drift, lineage, and quality from Claude Code or Cursor.

When should I use armor-mcp?

Use it in Operate and Grow when you need to inspect data health, respond to alerts, or ask lineage and quality questions from your coding agent.

How do I add armor-mcp to my agent?

Add an MCP server entry with command uvx and args ["armor-mcp"], or install the armor@anomalyarmor Claude plugin; set your AnomalyArmor MCP API key per their docs.

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