DataHealth Observer MCP
DataHealth-Observer is a MCP server that lets agents audit database health by monitoring query latencies.
About
DataHealth-Observer is a Model Context Protocol server that exposes database health auditing to AI coding agents, centered on monitoring query latencies. It is aimed at developers who ship SaaS or API products and want production database signals inside the same chat where they fix code, instead of context-switching to a full observability stack on day one. You connect the remote SSE endpoint from the published server manifest, then invoke its tools when investigating slow pages, timeout errors, or post-deploy regressions. Premium capabilities are gated with a Base64 EIP-3009 TransferWithAuthorization signature in the payment-signature header. The server is version 1.0.0 and follows the MCP server schema dated 2025-12-11. It complements agent skills by giving concrete latency-oriented checks agents can run on demand during Operate workflows.
- Audits database health with a focus on query latencies
- Hosted remote MCP over SSE on Vercel for quick agent registration
- Optional premium settlement via EIP-3009 payment-signature header
- Fits solo builders who delegate infra checks to Claude Code or Cursor
DataHealth Observer MCP by the numbers
- Data as of Aug 10, 2026 (Skillselion catalog sync)
claude mcp add --transport sse datahealth-observer https://datahealth-observer-mcp.vercel.app/api/mcp --header "payment-signature: YOUR_PAYMENT_SIGNATURE"Add your badge
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| Transport | SSE |
|---|---|
| Auth | Required |
What it does
Let your coding agent audit database query latency and health without wiring a separate APM dashboard first.
Who is it for?
Best when you're running a production database and want agent-driven latency audits during incidents or weekly health passes.
Skip if: Skip if you need end-to-end distributed tracing, log correlation, and SLO dashboards across dozens of microservices.
What you get
Your agent can run structured database latency health checks through MCP and prioritize fixes before outages spread.
- Agent-invoked database health and latency audit results
- Actionable signals to tune indexes or queries
- Repeatable MCP workflow for post-deploy checks
By the numbers
- Server version 1.0.0
- MCP server schema 2025-12-11
- One remote SSE transport endpoint
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FAQ
Who is DataHealth Observer MCP for?
Developers and small teams operating production apps who want their AI coding agent to audit database query latencies without a separate monitoring product.
When should I use DataHealth Observer MCP?
Use it in Operate when investigating slow endpoints, after deploys, or during routine health reviews where latency is the first signal you need.
How do I add DataHealth Observer MCP to my agent?
Register the remote SSE MCP URL from the server manifest in Claude Code, Cursor, or another MCP client, and supply the payment-signature header if you use premium settlement.