MCP Status Observer

[!IMPORTANT] This project is continuously updated with new platform integrations. If you're not seeing a service that should be available, or if Claude doesn't recognize a platform, please update by runningnpm run buildfrom a freshly cloned repository.

Last updated: 2025-09-12T07:22:15Z (UTC) - Added OpenRouter status integration with RSS incident tracking

- Monitor world's most used digital platforms (GitHub, Slack, Discord, etc.)
- Track AI providers including OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Gemini
- Get detailed status information for specific services with incident history
- Check status of specific components within each platform
- Real-time updates of service status with impact analysis
- Comprehensive incident tracking with resolution status and timelines
- Simple query interface with commands likestatus --openrouter

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00:00-LinkedIn Platform Status Assessment
Comprehensive analysis of LinkedIn's operational health, including detailed examination of core services such as LinkedIn.com, LinkedIn Learning, Campaign Manager, Sales Navigator, Recruiter, and Talent solutions. All systems confirmed fully operational with zero service disruptions.

00:20-GitHub Infrastructure Status Overview
Detailed evaluation of GitHub's service availability, covering critical components including Git operations, API requests, Actions, Webhooks, Issues, Pull Requests, Packages, Pages, Codespaces, and Copilot functionality. Complete operational status confirmed across all GitHub services.

00:40-Vercel Platform Reliability Analysis
In-depth examination of Vercel's global edge network and deployment infrastructure, featuring comprehensive status reporting on core services such as API, Dashboard, Builds, Serverless Functions, Edge Functions, and global CDN locations. All Vercel services verified operational across all regions.

01:08-Cloudflare Network Status Examination
Extensive analysis of Cloudflare's global infrastructure status, detailing service availability across geographic regions and specific service components. Identified performance degradation in multiple regions (Africa, Asia, Europe, Latin America, Middle East, North America) while core services remain functional. Includes detailed assessment of regional data centers under maintenance and technical impact analysis.

01:46-Global Operational Status Report
Consolidated overview of operational status across all major technology platforms and service providers, highlighting both fully operational services (GitHub, Vercel, Netlify, Asana, Atlassian, OpenRouter, etc.) and services experiencing degraded performance (Cloudflare, Twilio). Includes strategic recommendations for organizations with dependencies on affected services.

git clone https://github.com/imprvhub/mcp-status-observer cd mcp-status-observer

{ "mcpServers": { "statusObserver": { "command": "node", "args": ["ABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_DIRECTORY/mcp-status-observer/build/index.js"] } } }

Important: ReplaceABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_DIRECTORYwith thecomplete absolute pathwhere you installed the MCP

- macOS/Linux example:/Users/username/mcp-status-observer
- Windows example:C:\\Users\\username\\mcp-status-observer

If you already have other MCPs configured, simply add the "statusObserver" section inside the "mcpServers" object. Here's an example of a configuration with multiple MCPs:

{ "mcpServers": { "otherMcp1": { "command": "...", "args": ["..."] }, "otherMcp2": { "command": "...", "args": ["..."] }, "statusObserver": { "command": "node", "args": [ "ABSOLUTE_PATH_TO_DIRECTORY/mcp-status-observer/build/index.js" ] } } }

The MCP server will automatically start when Claude Desktop needs it, based on the configuration in yourclaude_desktop_config.jsonfile.
- Restart Claude Desktop after modifying the configuration
- In Claude, use thestatuscommand to interact with the Status Observer MCP Server
- The MCP server runs as a subprocess managed by Claude Desktop

The Status Observer MCP provides a single tool namedstatuswith several commands:

The Status Observer monitors 22 major digital platforms across various categories:

- OpenRouter- AI model routing and access platform
- OpenAI- Leading AI services provider (ChatGPT, DALL-E, API)
- Anthropic- AI assistant provider (Claude)
- Gemini- Google's multimodal AI platform

- Google Cloud Platform- Comprehensive cloud computing services
- DigitalOcean- Developer-focused cloud infrastructure
- Vercel- Frontend deployment and edge platform
- Netlify- Web development and deployment platform

- Docker- Container platform and services
- GitHub- Version control and collaboration platform
- npm- JavaScript package manager and registry
- Atlassian- Developer collaboration tools (Jira, Bitbucket, Confluence)
- Supabase- Open source backend platform (PostgreSQL, auth, storage)

- LinkedIn- Professional networking platform
- Slack- Business communication and collaboration
- Asana- Team workflow and project management
- Dropbox- Cloud file storage and collaboration
- X (Twitter)- Social media and real-time communication

- Cloudflare- Web infrastructure, CDN, and security
- Discord- Developer community and communication platform
- Reddit- Social news and developer community platform

Here are various examples of how to use the Status Observer with Claude:

# AI Platforms status --openrouter status --openai status --anthropic status --gemini # Cloud Infrastructure status --gcp status --vercel status --digitalocean status --netlify # Developer Tools status --docker status --github status --atlassian status --supabase status --npm # Productivity & Social status --linkedin status --slack status --x status --dropbox # Web Infrastructure status --cloudflare status --discord # All platforms status --all status list

You can also interact with the MCP using natural language. Claude will interpret these requests and use the appropriate commands:

- "Could you check if OpenRouter is having any API issues right now?"
- "What's the status of OpenAI's ChatGPT service?"
- "Has there been any recent incidents with Claude or the Anthropic API?"
- "Is Google Cloud Platform experiencing any outages in my region?"
- "Check if Docker Hub is operational for automated builds"
- "What's the current status of LinkedIn's Sales Navigator?"
- "Can you tell me if Google's Gemini AI is experiencing any service disruptions?"
- "Show me the status of all AI platforms including OpenRouter and OpenAI"
- "Are there any active incidents affecting GitHub Actions or Git operations?"
- "Check the overall health of Vercel and Netlify for my deployment pipeline"
- "Has Supabase had any recent database or authentication issues?"
- "What's the status of all major platforms right now?"

If you see the error "MCP Status Observer: Server disconnected" in Claude Desktop:

- Open a terminal and manually runnode build/index.jsfrom the project directory
- If the server starts successfully, use Claude while keeping this terminal open

- Ensure the absolute path inclaude_desktop_config.jsonis correct for your system
- Double-check that you've used double backslashes (\\) for Windows paths
- Verify you're using the complete path from the root of your filesystem

If the Status Observer tools don't appear in Claude:

- Make sure you've restarted Claude Desktop after configuration
- Check the Claude Desktop logs for any MCP communication errors
- Ensure the MCP server process is running (run it manually to confirm)
- Verify that the MCP server is correctly registered in the Claude Desktop MCP registry

- Windows: Open Task Manager, go to the "Details" tab, and look for "node.exe"
- macOS/Linux: Open Terminal and runps aux | grep node

If you don't see the server running, start it manually or use the auto-start method.

Contributors can easily add support for additional platforms by modifying theinitializePlatformsmethod insrc/index.ts. The process is straightforward:
- Identify a platform's status API endpoint
- Add a new entry using theaddPlatformmethod with the following parameters:

- id: A unique identifier for the platform (lowercase, no spaces)
- name: The display name of the platform
- url: The status API endpoint URL
- description: A brief description of the platform

this.addPlatform('newservice', 'New Service', 'https://status.newservice.com/api/v2/summary.json', 'Description of the service');

For platforms with non-standard status pages (like OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic), you can create custom handlers:
- Add the platform toinitializePlatforms()
- Create a TypeScript interface for the response format
- Add a specific handler method likegetOpenRouterStatus()
- Update the maingetPlatformStatus()method to route to your handler
- Add quick status support ingetQuickPlatformStatus()

private async getCustomPlatformStatus(platform: PlatformStatus): Promise<string> { // Custom parsing logic for your platform // Return formatted status text }

When adding new platforms, consider organizing them into logical categories:

- AI/ML: OpenRouter, OpenAI, Anthropic, Gemini
- Cloud Infrastructure: GCP, AWS, Azure, DigitalOcean
- Developer Tools: GitHub, GitLab, Docker, npm
- Productivity: Slack, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace
- Web Infrastructure: Cloudflare, Fastly, Akamai

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