Prometheus MCP executes PromQL instant and range queries against the configured Prometheus endpoint., Broad range queries, high-cardinality metric discovery, or repeated autonomous analysis can load Prometheus, remote storage, and network links., Metrics can describe production systems, incidents, customer traffic, hostnames, Kubernetes namespaces, service names, deployment topology, and security-relevant labels., `PROMETHEUS_URL_SSL_VERIFY=False` disables TLS verification and should not be used for production endpoints., Protect `PROMETHEUS_PASSWORD`, `PROMETHEUS_TOKEN`, client certificate files, client key files, custom headers, and tenant IDs in MCP client configs and logs., For Kubernetes use, review the Helm values, service exposure, ingress, ServiceMonitor, pod security context, and secret handling before deployment.
Privacy notes
Tool calls can expose PromQL queries, metric names, labels, target metadata, scrape health, tenant IDs, service URLs, and query results to the MCP client and model context., Returned metrics may include usernames, customer IDs, IP addresses, internal routes, hostnames, pod names, error messages, or other sensitive labels if present in Prometheus., Prometheus credentials, authentication variables, and custom headers can appear in local config, shell history, Kubernetes secrets, logs, or crash reports if not handled carefully., Prometheus UI links in query results can reveal internal URLs unless `PROMETHEUS_DISABLE_LINKS=True` is used.
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pab1it0
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Last verified
2026-06-06
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6 safety and 4 privacy notes across 5 risk areas. Review closely: credentials & tokens, network access.
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SafetyNetwork accessPrometheus MCP executes PromQL instant and range queries against the configured Prometheus endpoint.
SafetyNetwork accessBroad range queries, high-cardinality metric discovery, or repeated autonomous analysis can load Prometheus, remote storage, and network links.
SafetyData retentionMetrics can describe production systems, incidents, customer traffic, hostnames, Kubernetes namespaces, service names, deployment topology, and security-relevant labels.
SafetyNetwork access`PROMETHEUS_URL_SSL_VERIFY=False` disables TLS verification and should not be used for production endpoints.
SafetyCredentials & tokensProtect `PROMETHEUS_PASSWORD`, `PROMETHEUS_TOKEN`, client certificate files, client key files, custom headers, and tenant IDs in MCP client configs and logs.
SafetyCredentials & tokensFor Kubernetes use, review the Helm values, service exposure, ingress, ServiceMonitor, pod security context, and secret handling before deployment.
PrivacyGeneralTool calls can expose PromQL queries, metric names, labels, target metadata, scrape health, tenant IDs, service URLs, and query results to the MCP client and model context.
PrivacyTelemetryReturned metrics may include usernames, customer IDs, IP addresses, internal routes, hostnames, pod names, error messages, or other sensitive labels if present in Prometheus.
PrivacyCredentials & tokensPrometheus credentials, authentication variables, and custom headers can appear in local config, shell history, Kubernetes secrets, logs, or crash reports if not handled carefully.
PrivacyGeneralPrometheus UI links in query results can reveal internal URLs unless `PROMETHEUS_DISABLE_LINKS=True` is used.
Disclosure: MIT-licensed Python MCP server packaged as a GHCR container and Helm chart. This entry is distinct from Grafana MCP integrations because it queries a Prometheus-compatible API directly rather than going through Grafana datasources.
Safety notes
Prometheus MCP executes PromQL instant and range queries against the configured Prometheus endpoint.
Broad range queries, high-cardinality metric discovery, or repeated autonomous analysis can load Prometheus, remote storage, and network links.
Metrics can describe production systems, incidents, customer traffic, hostnames, Kubernetes namespaces, service names, deployment topology, and security-relevant labels.
`PROMETHEUS_URL_SSL_VERIFY=False` disables TLS verification and should not be used for production endpoints.
Protect `PROMETHEUS_PASSWORD`, `PROMETHEUS_TOKEN`, client certificate files, client key files, custom headers, and tenant IDs in MCP client configs and logs.
For Kubernetes use, review the Helm values, service exposure, ingress, ServiceMonitor, pod security context, and secret handling before deployment.
Privacy notes
Tool calls can expose PromQL queries, metric names, labels, target metadata, scrape health, tenant IDs, service URLs, and query results to the MCP client and model context.
Returned metrics may include usernames, customer IDs, IP addresses, internal routes, hostnames, pod names, error messages, or other sensitive labels if present in Prometheus.
Prometheus credentials, authentication variables, and custom headers can appear in local config, shell history, Kubernetes secrets, logs, or crash reports if not handled carefully.
Prometheus UI links in query results can reveal internal URLs unless `PROMETHEUS_DISABLE_LINKS=True` is used.
Prerequisites
Docker for the recommended container install path, or Kubernetes and Helm for cluster deployment.
A reachable Prometheus-compatible API endpoint in `PROMETHEUS_URL`.
Optional basic auth, bearer token, mutual TLS certificate, organization ID, or custom headers for protected and multi-tenant Prometheus deployments.
Review of Prometheus access policy, metric cardinality, retention, query limits, and incident-data handling before giving an agent query access.
Schema details
Install type
cli
Troubleshooting
No
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Source repo
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Estimated setup
15 minutes
Difficulty
intermediate
Tool listing metadata
Disclosure
MIT-licensed Python MCP server packaged as a GHCR container and Helm chart. This entry is distinct from Grafana MCP integrations because it queries a Prometheus-compatible API directly rather than going through Grafana datasources.
Prometheus MCP Server gives Claude and other MCP clients direct access to
Prometheus-compatible metrics. It can run PromQL instant queries, run range
queries over a time window, list metric names, inspect metric metadata, fetch
scrape targets, and report server health.
Use it when an operations, SRE, or platform workflow needs Claude to inspect
metrics without routing through Grafana. It supports Docker-based stdio setup,
HTTP and SSE transport modes, Kubernetes deployment through Helm, optional auth,
custom headers, request timeouts, and tool prefixes for multiple environments.
These sources were reviewed on 2026-06-06. Prefer the live repository,
README, license, Python package metadata, server manifest, server
implementation, entry point, Helm values, and Dockerfile for current setup and
operating details.
Features
Run PromQL instant queries with execute_query.
Run PromQL range queries with start time, end time, and step interval.
List available metric names with pagination and filtering.
Fetch metric metadata for one metric or bulk metadata.
Inspect scrape targets and their health.
Report MCP server and Prometheus connectivity health.
Configure basic auth, bearer token auth, mutual TLS, custom headers, and
organization IDs for multi-tenant setups.
Choose stdio, HTTP, or SSE MCP transport.
Set request timeouts to limit hanging or expensive queries.
Disable Prometheus UI links in responses to reduce context size and avoid
leaking internal URLs.
Prefix tool names so multiple instances can target different environments.
Deploy with Docker, Docker Desktop MCP Toolkit, or the bundled Helm chart.
Installation
Run the GHCR container with a single Prometheus endpoint:
docker run -i --rm \
-e PROMETHEUS_URL="https://prometheus.example.com" \
ghcr.io/pab1it0/prometheus-mcp-server:latest
Ask Claude which services have elevated error rates or latency over a time
window.
Compare deployment, namespace, or tenant metrics during an incident review.
Discover available metrics and metadata before writing dashboards or alerts.
Inspect scrape target health and Prometheus connectivity.
Run read-only SRE investigations from an MCP client without opening broad
shell access.
Use tool prefixes to connect separate staging and production Prometheus
instances to the same MCP client.
Safety and Privacy
Prometheus data often describes live infrastructure. Even read-only PromQL can
surface sensitive service names, customers, traffic patterns, hostnames,
incident details, and internal URLs. Limit the configured endpoint, prefer
least-privilege credentials, use request timeouts, and disable UI links when
internal Prometheus URLs should not enter the model context.
Large or repeated range queries can create real operational load. Treat Claude's
Prometheus access as production observability access: keep credentials secret,
avoid broad autonomous loops, and verify incident-response conclusions before
acting on them.
Duplicate Notes
The catalog already includes Grafana MCP coverage, including querying
Prometheus through Grafana datasources. This entry covers the separate
pab1it0/prometheus-mcp-server project, which connects directly to a
Prometheus-compatible API and ships Docker, GHCR, and Helm deployment paths.
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How it compares
Prometheus MCP Server side by side with 3 alternatives on trust, install, platform support, and disclosed safety notes — all from reviewed registry metadata.
1 trust signal differ across this comparison (Submitter).
Built-in HTTP MCP server for Radar, the local-first Kubernetes UI that gives Claude token-optimized cluster topology, health, events, logs, audit, RBAC, GitOps, workload, and resource-management tools.
MCP server for controlling Adobe After Effects through a local Node bridge and ScriptUI panel for compositions, layers, keyframes, expressions, masks, and effects.
Hosted streamable-HTTP MCP server registered as ai.com.mcp/skills-search that exposes Agent Skills Search API tools for discovering skills from the skills.sh registry using the open Agent Skills format.
✓Prometheus MCP executes PromQL instant and range queries against the configured Prometheus endpoint.
Broad range queries, high-cardinality metric discovery, or repeated autonomous analysis can load Prometheus, remote storage, and network links.
Metrics can describe production systems, incidents, customer traffic, hostnames, Kubernetes namespaces, service names, deployment topology, and security-relevant labels.
`PROMETHEUS_URL_SSL_VERIFY=False` disables TLS verification and should not be used for production endpoints.
Protect `PROMETHEUS_PASSWORD`, `PROMETHEUS_TOKEN`, client certificate files, client key files, custom headers, and tenant IDs in MCP client configs and logs.
For Kubernetes use, review the Helm values, service exposure, ingress, ServiceMonitor, pod security context, and secret handling before deployment.
✓Radar MCP can inspect live Kubernetes resources, topology, warning events, logs, metrics, package inventory, audit findings, RBAC permissions, Helm releases, ArgoCD resources, and FluxCD resources.
The MCP implementation includes mutating tools for applying YAML, patching resources, restarting or scaling workloads, triggering or suspending CronJobs, managing GitOps resources, and cordoning, uncordoning, or draining nodes.
Mutating tools are RBAC-enforced and annotated as destructive-capable, but clients and operators should still require human review before running them.
`apply_resource` with forced ownership can take server-side-apply fields from other managers such as Helm or GitOps controllers.
`manage_node drain` can evict pods and affect live workloads.
Radar provides flags and environment variables that disable MCP, disable exec/local terminal paths, or loosen localhost/origin protections; only relax those protections in trusted development contexts.
✓After Effects MCP queues predefined commands to a local bridge directory and relies on an open After Effects ScriptUI panel to execute them.
The bridge can create compositions, text layers, shape layers, solid layers, cameras, null objects, masks, keyframes, expressions, effects, and layer property changes.
Layer duplication, layer deletion, expression changes, masks, timing edits, and batch property updates can materially alter an After Effects project.
The install script may copy files into Adobe application folders and may require elevated privileges on some systems.
Enabling After Effects scripting permissions can let scripts write files and access network resources, so keep the bridge limited to trusted projects.
Use only the predefined script list exposed by the MCP server; do not modify it to accept arbitrary scripts unless that risk is understood.
✓Search results expose skill metadata and install instructions; installing a skill can give an agent executable scripts, shell commands, and third-party repository access.
Treat discovered skills like unreviewed dependencies—inspect `SKILL.md`, scripts, and publisher sources before `npx skills add` or equivalent installers run.
Self-hosted HAPI deployments inherit API rate limits and outbound network access to `https://skills.sh/api`; scope firewall and logging policies accordingly.
Hosted remotes process search queries on vendor infrastructure; avoid sending confidential project names or customer identifiers in search strings when policy requires on-prem discovery.
Privacy notes
✓Tool calls can expose PromQL queries, metric names, labels, target metadata, scrape health, tenant IDs, service URLs, and query results to the MCP client and model context.
Returned metrics may include usernames, customer IDs, IP addresses, internal routes, hostnames, pod names, error messages, or other sensitive labels if present in Prometheus.
Prometheus credentials, authentication variables, and custom headers can appear in local config, shell history, Kubernetes secrets, logs, or crash reports if not handled carefully.
Prometheus UI links in query results can reveal internal URLs unless `PROMETHEUS_DISABLE_LINKS=True` is used.
✓Kubeconfig paths, cluster names, namespaces, resource names, manifests, labels, annotations, topology edges, metrics, events, logs, RBAC rules, Helm release data, GitOps metadata, and audit findings may be exposed to the MCP client and model provider.
Radar's MCP docs state that Secret data is not exposed and environment/log values are redacted for known sensitive patterns, but metadata, key names, errors, and operational context can still be sensitive.
Workload logs can contain credentials, customer data, request payloads, internal hostnames, incident details, or proprietary deployment context.
In-cluster deployments without authentication make all MCP callers share the pod service account view, so restrict network access, enable auth, and scope RBAC before exposing shared endpoints.
✓Tool calls and results can expose composition names, project structure, layer names, layer properties, timing, expressions, effect names, masks, and local bridge file paths.
Project contents may include client work, unreleased media, brand assets, filenames, text layers, and animation details.
The command and result files in the local bridge directory can persist recent instructions and After Effects output.
MCP client logs and model context may retain prompts, layer names, generated expressions, and project metadata.
✓Search queries, skill names, registry metadata, and tool responses enter MCP client context and may be logged by the hosted remote operator.
skills.sh registry responses can include publisher URLs, install counts, and repository identifiers that reveal technology choices to shared clients.
Installing skills from search results may download repository archives or scripts that process local files; review each skill's privacy posture before use.
Self-hosted HAPI CLI mode keeps search traffic on your infrastructure but still contacts the public skills.sh API unless you mirror the backend.
Prerequisites
Docker for the recommended container install path, or Kubernetes and Helm for cluster deployment.
A reachable Prometheus-compatible API endpoint in `PROMETHEUS_URL`.
Optional basic auth, bearer token, mutual TLS certificate, organization ID, or custom headers for protected and multi-tenant Prometheus deployments.
Review of Prometheus access policy, metric cardinality, retention, query limits, and incident-data handling before giving an agent query access.
Radar installed from Homebrew, Krew, GitHub Releases, Scoop, or another upstream-supported path.
Running Radar server or `kubectl radar` session with the MCP endpoint enabled.
MCP client that supports Streamable HTTP server configuration.
Kubernetes kubeconfig, context, namespace scope, or in-cluster service account reviewed before connecting an AI client.
Adobe After Effects 2022 or newer.
Node.js, npm, and a local checkout of the repository.
Permission to install the ScriptUI panel into the After Effects ScriptUI Panels folder.
After Effects scripting preferences reviewed, including whether scripts may write files and access the network.
An MCP client that supports streamable HTTP transport, such as Claude Code, Cursor, Cline, or Windsurf.
Review of which discovered skills the agent may install or execute before enabling autonomous workflows.
Optional Docker or HAPI CLI setup if you need a self-hosted skills-search server instead of the hosted remote.
Install
docker run -i --rm -e PROMETHEUS_URL ghcr.io/pab1it0/prometheus-mcp-server:latest
brew install skyhook-io/tap/radar
git clone https://github.com/Dakkshin/after-effects-mcp.git && cd after-effects-mcp && npm install && npm run build
Add the streamable HTTP MCP endpoint `https://skills-sh.run.mcp.com.ai/mcp` to your MCP client, then call `searchSkills` to query the skills.sh registry.