ChatGPT Plugin

Nobl9

Service reliability, in chat

Brand: Nobl9

Category: Developer Tools
Primary Subcategory: Observability, Monitoring & Incident Response

Integration details

Description

Nobl9 is the reliability platform, built on service level objectives (SLOs) and error budgets. It tells you whether the services your customers depend on are working, how much room you have before they notice a problem, and what to fix first. With this app, you can ask ChatGPT those questions in plain words and get answers from your own live Nobl9 data, in the same conversation where you do the rest of your work. Ask things like: Which of my services are closest to burning their error budget this month? What reliability target should the payments API have, given how it has behaved? Which alerts fired this week and which ones mattered? Set up a target for this service, and show me before you change anything. What you get: a straight answer on service health in one question; the story behind an alert, with the data that fired it; reliability targets built from how your services behave for users, with the error budget tracked against real monitoring data; alerts that page when a budget is burning fast and stay quiet when it drifts slowly; a status update you can paste into a channel, written from the numbers. Nobl9 works from the monitoring tools your team already runs, including Prometheus, Datadog, Dynatrace, New Relic, Amazon CloudWatch, Google Cloud Monitoring, Splunk and others, so there is nothing new to instrument and the answers match your dashboards. What it can do: read your services, SLOs, error budgets, alerts and connected data sources; run a query against a connected data source; and draft, validate or apply an SLO or alert policy when you ask. How it stays safe: you sign in with your own Nobl9 account, and ChatGPT sees only what you can see. Asking questions never changes anything. When you ask it to set up or change a target or an alert, it drafts the change, validates it against your organization, and shows you the full definition. Requires a Nobl9 account. Documentation: docs.nobl9.com/tools-and-utilities/mcp-server

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Developer Tools
Primary Subcategory: Observability, Monitoring & Incident Response
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: Nobl9
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-10-17
Tool count: 74
Geography: US

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Tools

74 tools agents can invoke

Apply the full manifest definition. Supported kinds: SLO, Service, Agent, AlertPolicy, AlertSilence, Project, AlertMethod, Direct, DataExport, RoleBinding, Annotation, BudgetAdjustment, Report.
applyObjects
Starts a calculation using imported SLI data and replaces the previous calculation. Wait for import_completed or calculation_completed before calling. Use getSLIAnalysis to wait for calculation_completed before reading results or generating an SLO.
createSLIAnalysisCalculation
Calculates Alert Policy Analyzer suggestions for an SLO objective over a time range. The time range must be 31 days or less. Alert policy conditions are calculated from the remaining budget drop over that time range. Use this before startAlertAnalysis when you need alert policy conditions to analyze.
calculateAlertPolicy
Requests cancellation of the latest Replay for an SLO. Nobl9 blocks cancellation of recalculation-only runs, including composite SLO Replays. To remove a queued composite SLO Replay, use deleteQueuedReplays. Use getReplayStatus to check status.cancellation first. Repeated requests have no additional effect.
cancelReplay
Returns the exact number of SLOs matching the same filters searchSLOs accepts, without returning SLO data. When the remainingBudget filter includes both exhaustedThresholdLTE and healthyThresholdGT, the response also carries budgetCategoryCounts: exact per-category counts (healthy, atRisk, exhausted, noData) over the filtered SLOs, regardless of any remainingBudget.categories selection. Prefer this tool over counting searchSLOs results whenever the question is how many SLOs match or how they split across error-budget health categories.
countSLOs
Creates an SLI analysis and starts importing historical data. Provide a data source in the analysis project and exactly one of rawMetric or countMetrics. Use the user's queries, or copy them with getSLO from the SLO the user selected. If a query or import period is missing, ask the user before calling. For supported data sources, check that queries return data with queryDataSource. Use getSLIAnalysis to wait for import_completed before starting a calculation. The API generates metadata.name; use the returned name for subsequent calls.
createSLIAnalysis
Deletes the specified SLI analysis and its results.
deleteSLIAnalysis
Delete object by name. Supported kinds: SLO, Service, Agent, AlertPolicy, AlertSilence, Project, AlertMethod, Direct, DataExport, RoleBinding, Annotation, BudgetAdjustment, Report.
deleteObjectByName
Deletes queued Replay requests for one SLO, including composite SLO Replays. It does not cancel an in-progress Replay. Use cancelReplay only when getReplayStatus reports status.cancellation as possible.
deleteQueuedReplays
Calculates Reliability Roll-up data from a Report manifest without saving or updating a report. Returns reliability scores and summary trends. The to time must be after from. Set compareFrom and compareTo for summary trends, or prevFrom and prevTo for previous-period scores.
generateReliabilityRollup
Returns an SLO YAML template after calculation_completed. Replace the name, project, and service placeholders before applying the SLO. This tool only generates the template.
generateSLIAnalysisSLO
Get the full Agent manifest definition.
getAgent
Get the full Alert manifest definition.
getAlert
Get the full AlertMethod manifest definition.
getAlertMethod
Get the full AlertPolicy manifest definition.
getAlertPolicy
Get the full AlertSilence manifest definition.
getAlertSilence
Get the full Annotation manifest definition.
getAnnotation
Get the full BudgetAdjustment manifest definition.
getBudgetAdjustment
Get the full DataExport manifest definition.
getDataExport
Get the full Direct manifest definition.
getDirect
Get the full Project manifest definition.
getProject
Returns reliability scores and summary trends for a saved report. Use getReport to retrieve its definition. The to time must be after from. Set compareFrom and compareTo for summary trends, or prevFrom and prevTo for previous-period scores.
getReliabilityRollup
Checks whether a Replay can start for an existing SLO. Optionally checks a Replay type and duration. For a composite SLO, set replayType to recalculation. With the default type, Nobl9 reports a composite SLO as unavailable. Use this tool before runReplay when you need the availability reason without starting a Replay.
getReplayAvailability
Returns the latest Replay status for an SLO, including processing and cancellation state.
getReplayStatus
Get the full Report manifest definition.
getReport
Returns an SLI analysis, its metric queries, calculation settings, and processing status. Import and calculation run asynchronously. Check status before reading calculated results.
getSLIAnalysis
Returns the latest calculation's good-to-total ratio as timestamp-value pairs. Use getSLIAnalysis to wait for calculation_completed before calling.
getSLIAnalysisCalculation
Returns histogram buckets for imported SLI data, with exclusive lower and inclusive upper bounds.
getSLIAnalysisHistogram
Returns descriptive statistics and percentiles for imported SLI data. Missing numeric values indicate unavailable statistics.
getSLIAnalysisStats
Returns reliability, burned budget, bad-event duration, and remaining budget for a completed SLI analysis calculation.
getSLIAnalysisSummary
Returns imported SLI data as raw-metric percentiles or good, bad, and total count series.
getSLIAnalysisTimeseries
Get the full SLO manifest definition.
getSLO
Retrieves the current status and health metrics for a specific SLO. Provides real-time information about error budget consumption, compliance, and performance against targets. Use prometheusQueryRange for values over time.
getSLOStatus
Retrieves status information for multiple SLOs with pagination support. Returns up to 50 SLO statuses per page with cursor-based navigation for larger result sets.
getSLOsStatuses
Get the full Service manifest definition.
getService
Get the full UserGroup manifest definition.
getUserGroup
Retrieves an Alert Policy Analyzer run by analysisId. Returns status, detected alerts, and analysisUrl for displaying the analysis in the UI by default. Use the returned analysisUrl exactly; do not construct or guess the UI URL. Set includeTimeseries to true to include chart data.
getAlertAnalysis
Get the full project-scoped RoleBinding manifest definition.
getOrganizationRoleBinding
Returns the organization's status: the component tree with each component's current status (one of: operational, degradedPerformance, majorOutage), whether it has no signal, and any ongoing disruption impacting it. Use this to answer questions like "is anything down right now?". Requires the Status Page feature.
getOrganizationStatus
Get the full project-scoped RoleBinding manifest definition.
getProjectRoleBinding
Returns the organization's resource usage, contracted amounts, and quota status. Includes SLOs, SLO units, composite SLO components, data sources, and users.
getUsageSummary
Lists all Nobl9 organizations the authenticated user belongs to. Returns organization IDs, display names, and indicates the user's default organization.
getUserOrganizations
List Agent objects and return only their metadata.
listAgents
List Alert objects and return only their metadata.
listAlerts
List AlertPolicy objects and return only their metadata.
listAlertPolicies
List AlertMethod objects and return only their metadata.
listAlertMethods
List AlertSilence objects and return only their metadata.
listAlertSilences
List Annotation objects and return only their metadata.
listAnnotations
List BudgetAdjustment objects and return only their metadata.
listBudgetAdjustments
List DataExport objects and return only their metadata.
listDataExports

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