New Relic MCP Server

New Relic's own hosted MCP server. It lets your agent query and investigate your New Relic observability data in plain language: find entities and dashboards, run NRQL (or have a plain-English question turned into NRQL and run), check alerts and open issues, dig into errors and logs, and see how a deployment affected a service. Every call is limited to the accounts and data your New Relic user can already see. What you can do with it - Find entities, related entities, dashboards and accounts, and search entities by tag - Run NRQL queries, or ask a question in plain English and have it turned into NRQL - List alert policies and conditions, open issues and alert events, and synthetic monitor results - Look into error groups, error statistics, change events and recent logs - Analyze golden metrics, transactions, logs, threads, garbage collection and Kafka metrics - Generate alert insights and user impact reports, and analyze a deployment's impact - Preview tools search traces, find what's behind slow or failing traces and map service dependencies How it connects New Relic hosts it at https://mcp.newrelic.com/mcp/ for US accounts. EU accounts use https://mcp.eu.newrelic.com/mcp/ and JP accounts https://mcp.jp.newrelic.com/mcp/. New Relic recommends OAuth: you sign in with New Relic in your browser. You can also send a New Relic user API key (it starts with NRAK-) in an api-key header, but the AI-powered analysis tools and the preview tools only work with OAuth. An include-tags header (discovery, data-access, alerting, incident-response, performance-analytics or advanced-analysis) limits which tools your agent sees. Good to know - A New Relic administrator has to allow MCP in the feature control manager, and you need an organization role that can read the MCP server. API key connections and preview tools each have their own toggle, off by default. - Most tools are metered as Core Compute Units. The four AI-powered analysis tools are metered as Advanced Compute Capacity Units and need the Advanced Compute add-on. - The tools read and analyze your data; the preview tools are read-only. - New Relic documents setup for Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Antigravity CLI, Kiro CLI and VS Code.

• “What entities are in my account?”

  1. get_entity
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• “Show me recent alerts for my web application.”

  1. list_recent_issues
  2. search_incident
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• “What are the top errors from the last hour?”

  1. get_error_statistics
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