Raygun

Get a customer's profile, recent error groups (with instance counts and messages), and recent sessions. Use the Identifier returned by customers_search as the customerId parameter.

customer_investigate

Get comprehensive information about a specific deployment including its details and related error groups. Use this when you need to investigate deployment issues, analyze errors introduced in a release, or understand the impact of a specific deployment.

deployment_investigate

Get an error group together with its latest occurrence, including typed error or CSP violation details and request context. Use this after finding a group to diagnose its current failure. When given a Raygun URL like https://app.raygun.com/crashreporting/{appId}/errors/{errorGroupId}, extract the appId and errorGroupId from the path.

error_group_investigate

Get basic information about a specific page (ID, URL/name, last seen). Use this to get page details needed for subsequent metrics or sessions queries. Returns the same entity information as the list but for a specific page.

page_investigate

Get comprehensive session details including user environment, errors, and page views. Returns full session data with timing, location, device info, plus associated errors and page navigation. Use this to understand complete user experience, investigate problematic sessions, or analyze user journey patterns.

session_investigate

List applications available to the current user. Use this to discover applications you have access to, find specific applications by browsing, or get an overview of your monitored applications.

applications_list

List deployments for a Raygun application to track releases and software versions. Use this to browse deployment history, find specific releases, or analyze deployment patterns over time.

deployments_list

List lightweight instance identifiers and timestamps for an error group, newest first. Use this to compare when a group happened or select an exact instance, then call error_instance_get for full details.

error_group_instances_list

List error-group metadata without an occurrence time window or full-text matching. Use error_groups_search when looking for symptoms, code, URLs, users, tags, or custom data in occurrences.

error_groups_list

List pages in a Raygun application to get page identifiers for use with sessions and metrics queries. Returns basic page information (ID, URL/name, last seen) that can be used to query specific page performance data or filter sessions by page.

pages_list

List user sessions to analyze user behavior and environment data. Returns session timing, location (IP/country), device info (browser, OS, viewport), and deployment version. Use this to understand user patterns, identify problematic environments, or find sessions to investigate further.

sessions_list

Update or delete a deployment record. Use this to modify deployment metadata (like version, deployment date, or comments) or remove deployment records that were created incorrectly. Updates return the modified deployment; deletes return nothing.

deployment_manage

List and review team invitations to manage user access and onboarding. Use this to see pending invitations, check invitation status, track team growth, or audit access grants. Helps with team management and security oversight.

invitations_manage

Read comments previously added to an error group. Use this to review prior investigation notes, collaboration context, and resolution history before taking action. Extract identifiers from URLs like https://app.raygun.com/crashreporting/{appId}/errors/{errorGroupId}.

error_group_read_comments

Generate a new API key for an application. Use this when the current API key has been compromised, needs to be rotated for security, or when integrating new services. Warning: This will invalidate the existing API key immediately.

application_regenerate_api_key

Cancel a pending team invitation that has not yet been accepted. Use this to revoke invitations sent by mistake, when access is no longer needed, or for security purposes. Only works on pending invitations - accepted invitations cannot be revoked.

invitation_revoke

Rank APM methods, database queries, or external API calls by average duration, total duration, or call count, optionally requiring a minimum aggregate average duration. Returns a paged ranking with aggregate duration percentiles and Raygun discover links. Use this to find systemic bottlenecks before drilling into representative traces.

apm_hotspots_search

Search recurring APM performance issues and anti-patterns, such as slow methods, slow queries, chatty APIs, and N+1 queries. Defaults to active issues from the last 30 days, ranked by occurrence count. Use apm_issue_investigate to inspect one result and its recent traces.

apm_issues_search

Search APM traces by time, request text, duration, and status code. Use this to find slow or failing backend requests, inspect recent application activity, and get trace links for deeper investigation in Raygun. Results can be ordered by occurrence time, duration, name, or status code.

apm_traces_search

Search for applications by name. Use this when you need to find specific applications by their name rather than browsing through all applications.

applications_search

Search for customers in a Raygun application by name, email address, or unique identifier. Returns matching customers with their Identifier which can be passed to customer_investigate for detailed analysis.

customers_search

Search error groups through their indexed instances, ranked by relevance and then matching-instance recency. Searches error messages, exception types, stack traces, inner errors, URLs, hosts, versions, tags, custom data, breadcrumbs, machines, and affected-user identifiers within a time window. Each result identifies one concrete matching instance for follow-up with error_instance_get. If isTruncated is true, narrow the query or time window.

error_groups_search

Send a team invitation to grant Raygun access to a new user. Use this to onboard new team members, grant application access, or expand your monitoring team. The recipient will receive an email with instructions to join.

invitation_send

Change the status of an error group (activate, resolve, ignore, permanently ignore). Use this for error triage workflows - resolving fixed errors, ignoring known issues, or reactivating errors that need attention. Permanently ignoring with discardNewOccurrences enabled discards future occurrences. Extract identifiers from URLs like https://app.raygun.com/crashreporting/{appId}/errors/{errorGroupId}.

error_group_update_status