Connect Claude & ChatGPT to Opsgenie

30 tools for Opsgenie

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• acknowledge_alertChanges dataAcknowledge an alert by `alert_identifier`, with an optional note.
• add_alert_noteChanges dataAdd a note to an alert by `alert_identifier`.
• add_alert_tagsChanges dataAdd tags to an alert by `alert_identifier`.
• assign_alertChanges dataAssign an alert by `alert_identifier` to an `owner` user (id or username).
• close_alertVisible to othersClose an alert by `alert_identifier`, with an optional note.
• close_incidentVisible to othersClose an incident by `incident_identifier`, with an optional note.
• count_alertsCount alerts matching an Opsgenie `query`.
• create_alertChanges dataCreate an alert with a `message`, plus optional description, priority (P1-P5), responders, tags, alias and details. Responders may be notified immediately.
• create_incidentChanges dataCreate an incident with a `message` and `service_id`, plus optional description, priority, responders and tags. Responders and stakeholders may be notified.
• create_schedule_overrideChanges dataPut a `user` on call in a schedule by `schedule_identifier` from start_date to end_date, overriding the normal rotation.
• escalate_alertChanges dataEscalate an alert by `alert_identifier` to an `escalation` (id or name). The next responders are notified.
• get_accountGet your Opsgenie account name, plan and user count.
• get_alertGet one alert by `alert_identifier` (ID, tiny ID or alias; set identifier_type accordingly).
• get_incidentGet one incident by `incident_identifier`.
• get_next_on_callsGet who is on call next for one schedule by `schedule_identifier`.
• get_request_statusCheck the result of an asynchronous alert request by `request_id` (returned by create, close, acknowledge and similar calls).
• get_scheduleGet one schedule by `schedule_identifier` with its rotations and team.
• get_schedule_on_callsGet who is on call now (or at `date`) for one schedule by `schedule_identifier`.
• get_teamGet one team by `team_identifier` with its members.
• get_userGet one user by `user_identifier` (ID or username).
• list_alert_logsList the activity log of an alert by `alert_identifier`.
• list_alert_notesList the notes on an alert by `alert_identifier`.
• list_on_callsList who is on call right now (or at `date`) across all schedules.
• list_schedulesList on-call schedules.
• list_teamsList teams.
• search_alertsSearch alerts with an Opsgenie `query`, sorted and paged with limit/offset.
• search_incidentsSearch incidents with an Opsgenie `query`, sorted and paged.
• search_usersSearch users with a `query`, sorted and paged.
• set_alert_priorityVisible to othersChange an alert's priority (P1-P5) by `alert_identifier`.
• snooze_alertChanges dataSnooze an alert by `alert_identifier` until `end_time`.

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