Mcpuptimeledger Mcp
Monitor remote MCP servers for uptime, auth failures, schema drift, and SLA-style receipts while you run agent tooling in production.
Overview
MCP Uptime Ledger is a MCP server for the Operate phase that monitors MCP uptime, authentication, schema drift, and SLA receipts for remote integrations.
What is this MCP server?
- Remote MCP uptime ledger with streamable-http transport and Bearer auth
- Tracks auth behavior, schema drift, and SLA-oriented receipt monitoring
- Publisher tags: mcp-uptime, sla, schema-drift, remote-mcp
- Server card published at mcpuptimeledger.clauxel.com
- Open-source repo: clauxel/mcp-uptime-ledger-mcp (version 1.0.0)
- Registry version 1.0.0
- 1 remote streamable-http URL in registry metadata
What problem does it solve?
When your agent stack depends on remote MCPs, a broken schema or auth change can waste hours before you notice the integration quietly degraded.
Who is it for?
Solo builders running several paid or remote MCPs who need lightweight operational monitoring without building a custom observability pipeline.
Skip if: Teams that only need generic HTTP uptime pings for a monolith and do not operate MCP-specific contracts or agent toolchains.
What do I get? / Deliverables
You get centralized MCP health and drift signals with receipts your agent can reference when deciding whether a remote is safe to call.
- Uptime and health-oriented signals for registered MCP dependencies
- Schema drift and auth issue documentation with receipt-style records
- Operational context the agent can use before retrying or swapping a remote
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Journey fit
Uptime and SLA receipt tracking matter after you depend on MCP integrations in daily workflows, which maps cleanly to Operate. Monitoring is the right subphase because the server focuses on health signals and drift detection rather than building new features.
How it compares
MCP-focused uptime and schema monitoring server, not a full APM suite or a coding skill for refactoring.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is MCP Uptime Ledger for?
It is for indie builders and small teams that rely on remote MCP tools daily and want SLA-style visibility into those dependencies.
When should I use MCP Uptime Ledger?
Use it in Operate after you have shipped agent workflows that call external MCPs and you need to detect drift, auth failures, or reliability regressions.
How do I add MCP Uptime Ledger to my agent?
Add https://mcpuptimeledger.clauxel.com/mcp as a remote streamable-http MCP server and configure the Authorization header with your Bearer token from the product site.