Uptimerobot
UptimeRobot is a service that monitors the uptime and performance of websites, applications, and services, providing real-time alerts and detailed logs.
This is a first-class FlyMyAI MCP. Agents discover it automatically via tool search and call the actions below on demand - you never wire it up by hand. See the Composio catalog for how discovery works.
Connect
Uptimerobot authenticates with an API key. Generate the credential in your Uptimerobot account, then paste it into FlyMyAI the first time an agent uses an Uptimerobot action.
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Fields to fill in FlyMyAI
| Field | Details |
|---|---|
UptimeRobot API Key | The API key used for authenticating requests to the UptimeRobot API. (required) |
Actions
Every action this integration exposes. Agents pick the right one from the task; you do not call them by name.
| Action | What it does | Required inputs |
|---|---|---|
UPTIMEROBOT_ADD_MONITOR | Tool to create a new monitor. use when you need to start monitoring a url or service; call after obtaining a valid api key. | friendly_name, url, type |
UPTIMEROBOT_DELETE_MONITOR | Tool to delete a monitor. use when you need to remove an existing monitor by its id; use after confirming the monitor id. | id |
UPTIMEROBOT_EDIT_MAINTENANCE_WINDOW | Tool to edit an existing maintenance window. use when you need to update its name, timing, recurrence, or duration after confirming the window id. | id, type, start_time, duration |
UPTIMEROBOT_EDIT_MONITOR | Tool to edit an existing monitor. use after confirming the monitor id exists. | id |
UPTIMEROBOT_EDIT_PUBLIC_STATUS_PAGE | Tool to edit an existing public status page. use after confirming the page id. updates friendly name, monitor set, domain, and status options in one call. | id |
UPTIMEROBOT_GET_ACCOUNT_DETAILS | Tool to retrieve account details. use after authenticating with a valid api key to fetch account metrics. | - |
UPTIMEROBOT_GET_MAINTENANCE_WINDOWS | Tool to retrieve maintenance windows. use after confirming a valid api key. | - |
UPTIMEROBOT_GET_MONITORS | Tool to fetch monitor details and status. use after confirming account connection. | - |
UPTIMEROBOT_GET_MONITOR_AUTHENTICATION_TYPE | Tool to get authentication type for specified monitors. use after providing monitor ids to check http basic auth status. | monitor_ids |
UPTIMEROBOT_GET_MONITOR_CUSTOM_HTTP_HEADERS | Tool to retrieve custom http headers for specified monitors. use when you need to inspect the headers set on your monitors. | monitors |
UPTIMEROBOT_GET_MONITOR_CUSTOM_HTTP_STATUSES | Tool to retrieve custom http statuses for specified monitors. use when you need to view user-defined up/down http codes after confirming monitor ids. | monitors |
UPTIMEROBOT_GET_MONITOR_RESPONSE_TIMES | Tool to fetch historical response times for specified monitors. use when you need performance trends over time after retrieving monitor ids. | monitor_ids |
UPTIMEROBOT_GET_MONITOR_SSL_CERTIFICATE_INFO | Tool to retrieve ssl certificate information for specified monitors. use when you need ssl details after confirming monitor ids. | monitors |
UPTIMEROBOT_GET_MONITOR_TIMEZONE | Tool to retrieve timezone for specified monitors. use after providing monitor ids to get monitor timezones. | monitor_ids |
UPTIMEROBOT_GET_PUBLIC_STATUS_PAGES | Tool to retrieve public status pages. use after confirming api credentials to list all public status pages for an account. supports pagination. | - |
UPTIMEROBOT_GET_UPTIME_RATIOS | Tool to retrieve uptime ratios for monitors. use after obtaining monitor ids to analyze sla performance over custom periods. | custom_uptime_ratios |
UPTIMEROBOT_NEW_MAINTENANCE_WINDOW | Tool to create a new maintenance window. use after confirming window parameters. | friendly_name, type, start_time, value |
UPTIMEROBOT_NEW_PUBLIC_STATUS_PAGE | Tool to create a new public status page. use when you want to publish a public status page for selected monitors after specifying a friendly name. | friendly_name, monitors |
Links
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