MCP Server Documentation

Integrate Logggai with Cursor, Raycast, Claude, Zed, and more using the Model Context Protocol (MCP) server.

Quick Start

Config

Tools

FAQ

Quick Start (3 steps)

Get Logggai working in your favorite IDE in less than 2 minutes.

Generate your MCP API Key
Go to API Keys and copy your JWT token.
This key can be valid for 1 hour, 1 week, or 1 month (you choose the duration) and must be pasted in your MCP config (see Config tab).

Add Logggai to Cursor

(1-click install)

Or add manually in .cursor/mcp.json (see Config tab).

Start the MCP server

Terminal command

npx -y logggai-mcp

Cursor will launch it automatically if configured.

Important: The MCP API Key is not the same as the CLI token.
Never use a CLI token in your MCP config. Always generate a dedicated API Key from your dashboard and paste it in the env.API_KEY field of your MCP config.

Security: Your API key is never shared. You can revoke it anytime from your dashboard.
Token validity: Your API key validity duration can be chosen when generating it (1 hour, 1 week, or 1 month). If you see an error like Unauthorized: Your session token is invalid or expired, go to API Keys and generate a new one.
Revoking your API Key: If you revoke (delete) an API Key in your dashboard, all MCP tokens generated with this key are immediately invalidated and will stop working in your IDEs/agents.

Ready to connect Logggai to your IDE?

Start with npx -y logggai-mcp and your API Key, and unlock AI-powered workflows in Cursor, Raycast, Claude, Zed, and more.

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