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Tools Reference

All tools are read-only. They retrieve data from PagerDuty but never create, update, or delete anything.

Incidents

Monitor and inspect incident activity.

ToolParametersDescription
list_incidentsstatus?: "triggered" | "acknowledged" | "resolved", limit?: number (default: 25, max: 100)Lists incidents with summary, status, urgency, service, and assignments. Optionally filter by status.
get_incidentincident_id: stringRetrieves full details for a specific incident including title, status, urgency, service, escalation policy, assignments, acknowledgements, and timestamps.

Example prompts:

  • "Are there any triggered incidents right now?"
  • "Show me the details of incident PABC123."
  • "List all resolved incidents."
  • "How many acknowledged incidents do we have?"

Services

Discover and inspect PagerDuty service configurations.

ToolParametersDescription
list_serviceslimit?: number (default: 25, max: 100)Lists services with name, status, escalation policy, and alert grouping settings.
get_serviceservice_id: stringRetrieves full details for a specific service including status, description, escalation policy, integrations, and alert creation settings.

Example prompts:

  • "List all our PagerDuty services and their status."
  • "What escalation policy is configured for service PSVC123?"
  • "Show me all services that are currently active."

On-Call

Check who is on-call and view schedule configurations.

ToolParametersDescription
list_oncallsschedule_ids?: string[], limit?: number (default: 25, max: 100)Lists who is currently on-call with user, escalation policy, escalation level, schedule, and time window. Optionally filter by schedule IDs.
get_scheduleschedule_id: stringRetrieves a specific on-call schedule including rotation details, current on-call user, overrides, and the rendered schedule.

Example prompts:

  • "Who is currently on-call?"
  • "Who is on-call for schedule PSCH123?"
  • "Show me the full rotation details for the primary on-call schedule."
  • "List all on-call entries and their escalation levels."