Actions are tasks your AI agent can perform through this integration, such as creating, finding, or updating items.
Get detailed information about a specific application. Use this when you need complete application settings, API keys, plan information, or status details.
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.
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.
Search for applications by name. Use this when you need to find specific applications by their name rather than browsing through all applications.
Get detailed information about a specific customer. Use this when you need to investigate user-specific issues, analyze a customer's experience, or understand the context around customer-reported problems.
List customers for a Raygun application to analyze user base and identify affected users. Use this to browse your application's customers, analyze user demographics, or identify which users are experiencing issues.
Create a new deployment record to track a software release. Use this when deploying new versions to track releases and correlate future errors with specific deployments. Supports creation via application ID or API key.
Get the most recent deployment for an application along with its error groups. Use this to quickly assess the current production state, investigate recent deployment issues, or analyze errors in the latest release.
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.
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.
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.
Add a comment to an error group. Use this to document investigation findings, resolution steps, or collaboration notes for your team.
Get complete details about a specific error group including its first occurrence with stack trace, tags, and context. Use this when you need to understand what an error is, diagnose the root cause, or get comprehensive information for troubleshooting.
List error groups within a Raygun application. Use this when you need to understand what errors are occurring, identify patterns, or find specific error groups for investigation.
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.
Get detailed information about a specific error instance. Use this when you need full stack trace, environment data, and context for a particular error occurrence.
Browse individual error instances within an error group. Use this to see patterns across multiple occurrences, investigate frequency, or examine specific error instances.
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.
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.
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.
Analyze error metrics as time-series data to track error trends, identify stability issues, and monitor application reliability over time. Returns data points across time periods showing how error rates change. Use this to investigate error spikes, correlate errors with deployments, and track error resolution effectiveness.
Analyze performance metrics as histogram data to understand user experience distribution and variability. Returns bucketed data showing how many users experienced different performance levels (e.g., how many had 0-1s load times vs 2-3s load times). Use this to identify what percentage of users have good/bad performance and find performance outliers.
Analyze website performance metrics as time-series data to track trends, identify bottlenecks, and monitor improvements over time. Returns data points across time periods showing how performance changes. Use this to investigate performance trends, correlate with deployments, or track optimization results.
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.
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.
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.