ClickHouse's observability MCP server — investigate logs, traces and metrics with semantic tools rather than raw SQL, hosted or self-hosted.
HerokuMCP Server
Summary
Heroku's official MCP server — manage apps, dynos, add-ons, config, and logs from an AI client.
Features
- List and manage apps, dynos, and add-ons
- Read logs and run one-off commands
- Manage config vars and Postgres databases
Installation
Set up this MCP server in your favorite AI agent — copy a ready-made configuration below.
Description
Heroku's official MCP server lets an assistant operate a Heroku account through the platform API.
What it covers
- Applications — list, inspect, create, and configure apps across teams and spaces
- Dynos — scale, restart, and inspect process formations
- Logs — read application and platform logs, which is what makes debugging a production issue conversational
- Config vars — read and update environment configuration
- Add-ons — provision, inspect, and manage attached services
- Postgres — run queries, inspect database health, and manage backups
- One-off commands — run a task dyno for migrations or maintenance scripts
Where it helps
The common operational loop — something is wrong, read the logs, check config, restart or scale, verify — collapses into a single conversation instead of a sequence of CLI invocations you half-remember.
Caution
The API key grants whatever your account can do, including scaling and destroying apps. Use a key scoped appropriately, and be specific about which app you are talking about.
Runs with npx -y @heroku/mcp-server.
Related MCP Servers
Vanta's official remote MCP server — query controls, tests, vendors, vulnerabilities and policies across SOC 2 and ISO 27001, and remediate failing tests from your agent.
Turso's hosted MCP server — manage Turso Cloud databases, branch them point-in-time and run SQL from a coding agent, authorised over OAuth with no API token to paste.
Google's official Firebase MCP server — 70+ tools across Firestore, Auth, Crashlytics, Cloud Functions, Storage, Messaging and Remote Config, shipped inside the Firebase CLI.
