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Status Mcp.rb

A Ruby toolkit that provides access to status page information through the MCP protocol, integrates links to over 1,700 service statuses, and supports clients such as Cursor IDE and Claude Desktop.
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What is Status MCP?

Status MCP is a service status query tool based on the Model Context Protocol (MCP). It integrates links to over 1,700 service status pages from the awesome - status project, enabling developers to directly query the running status of various cloud services, APIs, and online tools in MCP - supported IDEs and tools. When you need to know if a service has a fault or is under maintenance, you can quickly obtain information without leaving your development environment.

How to use Status MCP?

Using Status MCP is very simple: First, install the gem package via RubyGems. Then, configure the MCP server settings in an MCP - supported client (such as Cursor IDE or Claude Desktop). After the configuration is complete, you can directly use the search tool in the client to find service status information without opening a browser to access each status page.

Use cases

Status MCP is particularly suitable for the following scenarios: 1) When an API call fails during development, you need to quickly confirm if the service is normal; 2) During system integration testing, you need to know the status of dependent services; 3) For operational monitoring, you need to centrally view the running status of multiple services; 4) When troubleshooting, quickly rule out third - party service issues.

Main features

Service status search
Supports searching for status pages by service name to quickly find the service status information you care about.
Detailed status information
Get the detailed status page link of a specific service, including the official status page, historical status, and subscription options.
Offline data support
All status page data is packaged in the gem. After installation, it can be used offline, and you can search without an internet connection.
Multi - client support
Compatible with all clients that support the MCP protocol, including popular development tools such as Cursor IDE and Claude Desktop.
No authentication required
No API key or account registration is required. All functions can be used immediately after installation.
Advantages
One - stop query: Centrally access the status pages of over 1,700 services without having to remember the status page URLs of each service.
Integration with the development environment: Query directly in the IDE without switching windows or opening a browser.
Available offline: Data is stored locally, and you can search for service information even without an internet connection.
Simple configuration: It can be integrated into MCP - supported clients with just a few lines of configuration.
Open - source and free: Based on the MIT license, it can be used and modified completely for free.
Limitations
Only provides links: The tool itself does not display real - time status, only provides links to status pages.
Requires a Ruby environment: Ruby 3.1 or a higher version must be installed to run.
Data update depends on the version: The status page data is updated with the gem version, and you need to update the gem regularly to get the latest data.
Only supports MCP clients: It needs to be used with a client that supports the MCP protocol.

How to use

Install Status MCP
Install the Status MCP gem package via RubyGems. Make sure your system has Ruby 3.1 or a higher version installed.
Configure Cursor IDE
Create or edit the.cursor/mcp.json file in the project root directory and add the Status MCP server configuration.
Configure Claude Desktop
Edit the MCP configuration file of Claude Desktop according to your operating system and add the Status MCP server settings.
Restart the client
After saving the configuration file, restart Cursor IDE or Claude Desktop for the configuration to take effect.
Start using
Use the MCP tool in the client to search for service status information. In Cursor, it can be accessed through the command panel, and in Claude Desktop, you can directly ask.

Usage examples

Troubleshoot API call failures
When your application fails to call a third - party API, quickly check if the service has a fault.
Monitor dependent services
Before deploying an important update, check if all dependent cloud services are running normally.
Development environment configuration
When setting up a development environment for a new project, understand the status and historical issues of the required services.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Status MCP require an internet connection?
Which MCP clients are supported?
How to update the status page data?
Why do I need to specify the Ruby version?
Can I add custom services?
Why doesn't the configuration take effect?

Related resources

GitHub repository
Source code and issue tracking for Status MCP
RubyGems page
Download and version information for the gem
Model Context Protocol documentation
Official specification and documentation for the MCP protocol
awesome - status project
Source repository for status page data
Kisko Labs
Project sponsor, providing Ruby and Rails development services

Installation

Copy the following command to your Client for configuration
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "status": {
      "command": "gem",
      "args": ["exec", "status_mcp"],
      "env": {
        "RUBY_VERSION": "3.4.7"
      }
    }
  }
}
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