FireHydrant is an incident management platform designed to streamline incident response, automate tasks, and improve team collaboration during outages. Use it to coordinate responses, analyze incidents, and enhance reliability practices.
Domain knowledge for FireHydrant — workflow patterns, data models, and gotchas for your AI agent.
Incident management platform for declaring, triaging, automating, and reviewing incidents across services and teams. Covers the full incident lifecycle from alert to post-mortem.
The data model has three layers: catalog (what you own), incident (what's happening), and retrospective (what happened).
query. Open a service by id for full details.status (open/in_progress/resolved/closed), severity (SEV1-SEV5), or search by query. Open an incident by id for the full timeline.Get a specific incident by ID — full details including name, severity, current phase, started/resolved timestamps, impacted services, milestones, and ...
Get a specific service by ID — full details including name, description, owner team, tier, external resources, and linked functionalities. Requires 's...
Retrieve a list of alerts that have been triggered in the system. Use this to monitor and respond to active alerts efficiently. Returns detailed infor...
List all recent changes within your system, as tracked by FireHydrant. Ideal for reviewing and auditing changes made to your infrastructure. Returns i...
Retrieve a list of change events recorded in FireHydrant. Use this to analyze recent system changes and their impact. Returns details such as event ID...
Access a collection of checklist templates for incident management processes. Use this to ensure consistency in handling similar incidents with predef...
Get all custom field definitions available in your setup. Use this to tailor incident records with specific data points or when setting up new custom ...
Retrieve all entitlements currently available in your FireHydrant account. Use this to assess permission structures and access controls. Returns detai...
Retrieve a list of all environments within your FireHydrant account. Use this to view and manage the environments where your services are deployed. Re...
Access a complete list of functionalities supported by your organization. Use this to understand what functionalities are covered by your operations. ...
Retrieve a full list of incident roles available in FireHydrant. Use this to understand and configure roles for effective incident management. Returns...
Get a complete list of all incidents recorded in FireHydrant. Essential for reviewing past incidents and managing resolutions. Provides details such a...
Get a list of all incident tags configured in your FireHydrant account. Utilize this to quickly categorize incidents and streamline searches. Returns ...
Fetch all incident types defined in your system. Use this to align incidents with predefined categories, ensuring consistent incident tracking and rep...
Access a list of infrastructures configured in your environment. Utilize during audits or infrastructure planning to ensure accuracy and coverage. Ret...
Retrieve a list of all integrations available in FireHydrant. This is useful when managing or setting up third-party tool integrations for automated i...
Get all measurement definitions for lifecycle tracking. Utilize this when setting up or reviewing your lifecycle metrics to understand predefined metr...
Retrieve a list of all NUNC connections. Use this during incident analysis or setup to view current integrations and external service connections. Ret...
Access a list of lifecycle phases implemented within your incident management workflow. Employ this to review or update phases during lifecycle review...
Access a collection of questions typically used in post-mortem processes. Use this to ensure thorough incident reviews by covering all essential areas...
Retrieve a list of post-mortem reports from the incident management process. Use this when you need to analyze past incidents to improve future respon...
List all priority levels defined in your incident management configuration. Use this when configuring incidents to ensure correct priority levels are ...
Access mean time reports across incidents in FireHydrant. Utilize this for performance analysis and optimization of response time. Returns metrics lik...
Retrieve a list of actions available in your runbooks. Use this to automate specific tasks during incident response efficiently. Returns action detail...
Fetch audit logs for all runbook actions. This is crucial for compliance and reviewing historical changes. Returns audit entries with detailed informa...
Get a record of all runbook executions. Leverage this data to review past actions and optimize runbook processes. Returns detailed logs including exec...
List all runbooks configured in FireHydrant. Use this to plan, execute, and refine incident response strategies. Returns runbook information including...
Retrieve all scheduled maintenance events. Use this to manage and coordinate maintenance window schedules. Returns details such as maintenance ID, sch...
Get a full list of all services tracked by FireHydrant. Ideal for auditing and managing your service catalog. Returns service details including servic...
Retrieve a full list of incident severities. Ideal for reviewing or updating severity levels associated with incidents. Responses include severity lev...
Fetch a list of conditions outlined within your severity matrix. Use this to analyze or modify conditions impacting severity classifications. Returns ...
Obtain a list of impacts defined in your severity matrix. Employ this to review how impacts are linked to severity assessments in incident reports. Re...
Fetch all active signals associated with on-call schedules. Essential for monitoring and managing incident notifications. Provides signal information ...
Retrieve all task lists related to incidents. Use this to review and manage tasks assigned during incident response. Returns details of each task list...
Retrieve a list of all teams configured in your FireHydrant account. Useful for understanding team structures and assigning incident roles. Returns a ...
Access the list of ticket priorities available in the system. Use this to categorize and prioritize incident tickets effectively. Returns details abou...
Obtain a list of all projects associated with ticketing. Use this to organize and prioritize incident-related tasks. Returns project identifiers and a...
List all support tickets created during incidents. Use this to track and manage communication and resolution efforts effectively. Returns details incl...
Retrieve a list of tags that can be applied to tickets for better categorization. Use this to enhance organization and searchability of incident ticke...
List all users within your FireHydrant account. Use this to monitor and manage user participation in incident responses. Returns user-specific details...
List all webhooks that have been configured in your FireHydrant system. Use this to manage automated integrations and alerts. Returns webhook details ...
FireHydrant is an incident management platform designed to streamline incident response, automate tasks, and improve team collaboration during outages. Use it to coordinate responses, analyze incidents, and enhance reliability practices. It provides 41 tools that AI agents can use through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).
Add the MCPBundles server URL to your MCP client configuration (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, etc.). The URL format is: https://mcp.mcpbundles.com/bundle/firehydrant. Authentication is handled automatically.
FireHydrant provides 41 tools that can be called by AI agents, along with a SKILL.md that gives your AI agent domain knowledge about when and how to use them.
FireHydrant uses API Key. FireHydrant requires credentials. Connect via MCPBundles and authentication is handled automatically.
Connect FireHydrant to any MCP client in minutes
Model Context Protocol lets AI tools call external capabilities securely through a single URL. This bundle groups tools behind an MCP endpoint that many clients can use.
Skip the manual setup! Use the .mcpb file format for one-click installation. Check the Claude Desktop tab for setup instructions.
Select ChatGPT, Cursor, Claude Code, or another tab for copy-paste config.
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