Claude PagerDuty connectorWhat Claude can do in your PagerDuty account.

Opens a single alert attached to an incident, the raw signal behind it.

Shows one alert grouping setting, the rule that decides which alerts land together in a single incident.

Retrieves one of the events PagerDuty logs when someone alters a service, such as a release, with its details.

Returns a specific escalation policy, the chain of people PagerDuty pages when the first responder does not answer.

Reads a specific event orchestration, the routing logic PagerDuty applies to incoming events.

Brings back the global rules of an orchestration, the ones applied to every event before any routing.

Displays the router configuration of an orchestration, the part that decides which service each event reaches.

Fetches the orchestration rules attached to one service, applied once an event has been routed to it.

Pulls one incident by its ID, with the details responders look at first.

Shows the details of one incident workflow, a predefined sequence of steps PagerDuty can run during an incident.

Retrieves a single entry from the log, the audit trail of what happened in the account.

Provides PagerDuty's outlier analysis for an incident, telling you whether it looks unusual compared with past ones.

Finds past incidents similar to a given one, so you can reuse what worked last time.

Lists incidents related to a given one, which helps you see whether several teams face the same outage.

Opens a specific on-call schedule, so Claude can explain the rotation in plain words.

Returns the details of a specific service, the unit PagerDuty attaches alerts and incidents to, with its current configuration.

Reads a single post from a status page, the public or internal notice about an incident or maintenance.

Displays a specific PagerDuty team and its details, the group that owns services, schedules and escalation policies in your account.

Retrieves the information of the user who is connected, in other words you as PagerDuty sees you.

Lists every alert grouping setting in the account.

Lists the alerts that belong to one incident, the individual signals grouped under it.

Lists the events PagerDuty records across all services when something is released or altered.

Lists all escalation policies in the account.

Lists the event orchestrations set up in your account, each one a set of routing rules for incoming events.

Returns the service events PagerDuty links to a given incident, such as releases just before it started.

Lists the notes written on an incident by responders.

Lists the incident workflows available in your account, the ready-made response sequences your admins prepared for serious incidents.

Lists incidents with filters, the main way to ask what is happening right now or what happened last week.

Lists log entries, PagerDuty's audit trail of actions in the account.

Shows the current on-call assignments across the account.

Lists the users on a schedule for a given time range.

Lists all on-call schedules in your account, the rotations that decide who gets paged, day and night.

Returns the release and alteration events recorded for a specific service, a quick way to see what moved on it recently.

Lists all services in your PagerDuty account, each one being a unit that receives alerts and opens incidents.

Lists the impact options available on a status page, the labels you pick when describing how bad an incident is.

Lists the follow-up messages posted under a status page post, in order.

Lists the severity levels configured for a status page, the scale your notices use to say how serious an incident is.

Lists the status options a status page offers, such as the states an incident notice can be in.

Lists all status pages in your account, public or internal, with the names your customers or colleagues see.

Lists the members of a team, the people PagerDuty groups under it for services and schedules.

Lists all teams in your PagerDuty account, the groups that own services, schedules and escalation policies.

Lists all users in the account, the people who can be paged or who sign in to PagerDuty.