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mattjegan/swarmia-mcp

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A read-only local MCP server for to interact with swarmia.com

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mattjegan/swarmia-mcp

Added 1 June 2026

Overview

A read-only local MCP server that provides programmatic access to Swarmia, a software analytics platform. It runs locally and uses the Model Context Protocol to expose Swarmia data to MCP-compatible clients.

Best for

Best for
Developers who want to surface Swarmia analytics in MCP-compatible tools like AI assistants or IDEs.

Use cases

  • Querying Swarmia metrics from AI assistants or IDEs via MCP
  • Integrating Swarmia analytics into custom automation pipelines
  • Retrieving team performance data without manual dashboard navigation

Notes

A read-only local MCP server that provides programmatic access to Swarmia, a software analytics platform. It runs locally and uses the Model Context Protocol to expose Swarmia data to MCP-compatible clients.

8 stars on GitHub. Last updated 2025-09-13. Licensed MIT.

Use cases

  • Querying Swarmia metrics from AI assistants or IDEs via MCP
  • Integrating Swarmia analytics into custom automation pipelines
  • Retrieving team performance data without manual dashboard navigation

Pros

  • Read-only design prevents accidental data mutations
  • Local server gives users full control over access and security
  • Leverages MCP for easy integration with many clients

Cons

  • Limited to read operations; cannot create or update Swarmia data
  • Depends on Swarmia’s API availability and rate limits
  • Low GitHub stars suggest small community and limited maintenance

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Pros

  • Read-only design prevents accidental data mutations
  • Local server gives users full control over access and security
  • Leverages MCP for easy integration with many clients

Cons

  • Limited to read operations; cannot create or update Swarmia data
  • Depends on Swarmia's API availability and rate limits
  • Low GitHub stars suggest small community and limited maintenance