seq
A Model Context Protocol (MCP) server providing AI assistants with tools to search, stream, and analyze events from Seq structured logging servers.
How to use
The seq MCP server is designed to enhance AI assistants' capabilities by providing them with the ability to search, stream, and analyze events from Seq structured logging servers. Developers can utilize this server to efficiently interact with logging data, enabling real-time insights and advanced event processing for their applications. With its flexible querying options, you can streamline your development workflow and improve your application's responsiveness to logged events.
Once connected to the seq MCP server, you can issue queries to retrieve logs, stream live events, and analyze data based on specific criteria. Although no tools are documented, you can expect to utilize common query commands such as filtering by time, log level, or message content to extract relevant information. For best results, structure your queries to target specific event types or time frames, ensuring that your interactions yield meaningful insights from your logging data.
How to install
To install the seq MCP server, ensure you have Node.js installed on your machine. You can quickly start using the server with the following command:
Option A: Quick start with npx
npx -y willibrandon/seq-mcp-server
Option B: For a global installation, use:
npm install -g willibrandon/seq-mcp-server
This command installs the seq MCP server globally, allowing you to run it from anywhere in your command line.
Additional notes
For optimal configuration, make sure to set the environment variables for your Seq logging server URL and any necessary authentication tokens. Common gotchas include ensuring that your logging server is accessible and that your queries are properly formatted for the best results. Keep an eye on network configurations, as firewalls may block access to logging data.
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