LastPing MCP — AI Agent Monitoring & Uptime¶

Service monitoring accessible through MCP. LastPing lets AI agents check service health, monitor uptime, and respond to incidents. Instead of configuring dashboards, operators can ask their AI agent "Is everything up?" and get real answers.

What It Does for Operators¶

Uptime monitoring — Check if services, APIs, and websites are responding
Incident detection — AI agents can detect and report outages
Agent-native — Monitoring queries happen in the same conversation as other operations
Lightweight — No heavy monitoring infrastructure to manage

Installation¶

git clone https://github.com/tp322d/lastping-app.git
cd lastping-app
# Follow repo instructions for setup

Claude Desktop / Hermes Config¶

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "lastping": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["path/to/lastping/server.js"]
    }
  }
}

Key Tools¶

Tool	Description
`check_status`	Check current status of monitored services
`ping_service`	Ping a specific service endpoint
`get_uptime`	Retrieve uptime history and SLA metrics
`list_incidents`	List recent incidents and outages

Note: Tool names are approximate. Full documentation pending at github.com/tp322d/lastping-app.

Operator Use Cases¶

Solo Operators — "Is my SaaS up right now?" → instant status check from AI agent
DevOps Teams — Include service health in daily AI standup reports
Agency Owners — Monitor client sites without leaving the AI conversation
On-Call Engineers — First-line incident triage through AI agent

CorpusIQ Angle¶

LastPing fills a simple but essential need: "is everything working?" For operators running businesses on AI agents, service monitoring through the same MCP interface reduces context switching. Pair with CorpusIQ for business metrics + LastPing for technical health in one unified AI dashboard.

Limitations¶

Early-stage project — limited documentation and community
Unknown scalability for large service fleets
No integrations with PagerDuty/OpsGenie yet
Installation instructions sparse as of July 2026