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Sentivel runs a hosted MCP server, so an AI agent (Claude, Cursor, and other MCP-capable assistants) can read your workspace and make changes on your behalf. You connect it once, then ask in plain language: “add a monitor for my API and publish a status page.”

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Connect an agent

  1. In the dashboard, open Set up with AI (on the overview, or during onboarding).
  2. It mints a personal token and shows the ready MCP configuration for your agent.
  3. Paste that into your assistant’s MCP settings.
The server lives at mcp.sentivel.com. Your agent authenticates as you, scoped to the workspace you choose, and can only do what your role allows.
A personal token acts as you across your workspaces; pass a workspace with the X-Sentivel-Workspace header (or let the agent pick one per call). Connected apps authorize through OAuth instead and you grant them a specific set of workspaces. Revoke either under Account → Connections.

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What it can do

The agent has the same reads and actions as the REST API: create and manage monitors, components, status pages, incidents, escalation policies, schedules, and dependencies. People management, billing, and a member’s own phone number stay human-only and are never exposed to a token.

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Example asks

  • “Add an HTTP monitor for https://api.acme.com/health and attach it to a new Checkout component.”
  • “Publish a status page at acme with my components grouped by service.”
  • “We depend on Stripe for payments. Map that so a Stripe incident shows on our page.”
  • “Open an incident on Checkout and post an update that we’re investigating.”
Every change an agent makes is a normal workspace change you can see and undo in the dashboard.