argosvix/mcp-server
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Observability MCP server for AI agents - 89 tools to query LLM cost/errors/latency across 7 providers and operate alerts, budgets, evals from Claude/Cursor
MCP
argosvix/mcp-server
Added 3 Sept 2026
Overview
An MCP server that gives AI agents 89 tools for LLM observability. It queries cost, error, and latency data across 7 providers and can operate alerts, budgets, and evals from Claude or Cursor. Written in TypeScript.
Best for
Best for
Developers building AI agents who need cross-provider LLM cost and performance visibility.
Use cases
- Monitor LLM API costs and latency across providers
- Query error rates from Claude or Cursor
- Manage alerts, budgets, and evals through MCP tools
Notes
An MCP server that gives AI agents 89 tools for LLM observability. It queries cost, error, and latency data across 7 providers and can operate alerts, budgets, and evals from Claude or Cursor. Written in TypeScript.
0 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2026-08-30. Licensed MIT.
Use cases
- Monitor LLM API costs and latency across providers
- Query error rates from Claude or Cursor
- Manage alerts, budgets, and evals through MCP tools
Pros
- Large toolset with 89 observability functions
- Covers 7 LLM providers in one server
- Integrates directly with Claude and Cursor
Cons
- No GitHub stars yet, so adoption is unproven
- Focused only on observability, not broader agent tasks
- Requires an MCP-compatible client to use
Indexed from awesome-mcp-servers-punkpeye and enriched against its public facts.
Pros
- Large toolset with 89 observability functions
- Covers 7 LLM providers in one server
- Integrates directly with Claude and Cursor
Cons
- No GitHub stars yet, so adoption is unproven
- Focused only on observability, not broader agent tasks
- Requires an MCP-compatible client to use
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