observability-mcp
A read-only MCP server that exposes Azure incident-investigation tools for a single App Service and its Application Insights telemetry, enabling an agent to correlate deployment history, platform metrics, and transaction traces.
README
Azure Incident Investigation
A two-part portfolio project: a read-only MCP server exposing Azure observability tools, and an autonomous agent that drives those tools to investigate incidents and produce a synthesised root-cause report. A free, self-built, minimal take on the idea behind Microsoft's Azure SRE Agent — and, like that tool's "Reader mode", strictly read-only throughout.
you ──"symptom"──▶ incident-agent ──MCP (stdio/HTTP)──▶ observability-mcp ──▶ Azure
(Claude Agent SDK) (9 read-only tools) (App Insights,
│ App Service,
└── streams its reasoning + tool calls live, Activity Log)
then emits a Markdown root-cause report
The two components
| Directory | What it is |
|---|---|
observability-mcp/ |
The tool layer. A Model Context Protocol server (TypeScript, stdio or Streamable HTTP) exposing 9 read-only tools over Application Insights telemetry, App Service deployment history, App Service Plan metrics, and the Azure Activity Log — all correlated on operation_Id. Auth via DefaultAzureCredential (no secrets in code). |
incident-agent/ |
The investigator. A standalone agent (Claude Agent SDK) that connects to the MCP server as a client and autonomously drives its tools — starting narrow, widening the time window, localising the onset, identifying what changed, and confirming on a trace — before writing an evidence-backed report. Read-only by construction. |
Each directory is a self-contained npm project with its own README covering
setup, configuration, and how to run it. Start with
observability-mcp/ (the tools), then
incident-agent/ (the agent that drives them).
Design principles
- Read-only, always. Every tool calls only
list*/get*/ query APIs; the agent routes every tool call through a single deny-by-default gate. Nothing in this project can modify, restart, scale, or delete anything. - No secrets in code or config. Azure access is
DefaultAzureCredential(youraz loginlocally; a managed identity when deployed). See each component's README for the auth and security model. - Runs locally or hosted. The MCP server speaks stdio for local use and Streamable HTTP for hosting (e.g. Azure Container Apps); the agent connects to either.
This is a lab / portfolio project — safe to run and read, but deliberately not production-hardened. See each component's "Security model" notes before deploying anywhere reachable.
License
MIT.
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