metoro-mcp-server is a Go MCP server that exposes the APIs of Metoro, an observability platform aimed at microservices running on Kubernetes, to a Model Context Protocol client such as the Claude Desktop app. Metoro instruments workloads with eBPF agents, which means deep telemetry is collected without changing application code; that data is shipped to the Metoro backend, stored there and normally consumed through the Metoro frontend and its APIs. This server makes the same APIs available as MCP tools, so questions about a cluster, its services and their behaviour can be asked in natural language and answered from live telemetry instead of from static configuration files. Setup is deliberately plain. A Go toolchain is required, the repository is cloned and built into a single executable, and that binary is registered in the Claude Desktop configuration file as an MCP server. Two environment variables drive it: an authentication token copied from the user settings page of a Metoro account and the API URL of the region the account lives in. For people without an account the README points at a public live demo cluster with a demo token and a demo API URL, so the server can be tried against real data before signing up; that token is published in the README and is explicitly shared for anyone to use. After editing the configuration the desktop app must be restarted, at which point the server appears in its list of MCP servers. The project is built on mcp-golang, the Go MCP SDK maintained by the same organisation, and the repository carries the usual Go quality signals such as pkg.go.dev documentation, a Go Report Card and a test workflow. It suits platform and SRE teams already running Metoro who want conversational access to cluster telemetry.
https://github.com/metoro-io/metoro-mcp-server
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