firetiger
Claude Code plugin for Firetiger observability workflows and MCP-powered investigations.
Summary
Firetiger integrates Claude Code with Firetiger's observability platform, enabling developers to investigate incidents, analyze logs, and trace requests using MCP-powered workflows directly from the terminal.
- This skill streamlines debugging by providing real-time access to Firetiger's monitoring data without leaving your coding environment.
Install & Usage
mkdir -p .claude/agentsAdd the configuration to .claude/agents/firetiger.md
@firetigerUse Cases
Usage Examples
/firetiger investigate error_rate spike for service 'checkout' in last 30 minutes
Show me the top 5 slowest traces from Firetiger for the 'payment' service today
/firetiger query logs for 'user_id=12345' between 14:00 and 14:30 UTC
Security Audits
Frequently Asked Questions
What is firetiger?
Firetiger integrates Claude Code with Firetiger's observability platform, enabling developers to investigate incidents, analyze logs, and trace requests using MCP-powered workflows directly from the terminal. This skill streamlines debugging by providing real-time access to Firetiger's monitoring data without leaving your coding environment.
How to install firetiger?
To install firetiger: create the agents directory (mkdir -p .claude/agents), then add the config to .claude/agents/firetiger.md. Finally, @firetiger in Claude Code.
What is firetiger best for?
firetiger is a agent categorized under General. It is designed for: mcp, plugin. Created by Anthropic.
What can I use firetiger for?
firetiger is useful for: Investigate a production incident by querying Firetiger for recent error logs and traces related to a specific service.; Analyze a slow API endpoint by fetching its latency distribution and correlated logs from Firetiger.; Correlate a user-reported issue with backend metrics and logs using Firetiger's MCP interface.; Automate the creation of a Firetiger dashboard for a new microservice deployment.; Triage alerts by pulling Firetiger's alert history and associated telemetry for a given time window.; Trace a request across multiple services by querying Firetiger's distributed tracing data..