claude mcp add loki-mcp-server -- npx -y loki-mcp-server
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collected from the punkpeye/awesome-mcp-servers list · type: MCP server
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Query Grafana Loki logs directly from AI agents using the Model Context Protocol (MCP). Built in Go. Enables AI-powered log analysis using LogQL. Supports integration with: - Claude Desktop - AI agent frameworks - automation tools - DevOps workflows Motivation The official grafana/loki-mcp exposes a single loki_query tool, which means the LLM must already know valid label names and values before it can build a query. This project takes a different approach by providing **5 granular tools** — labels, label_values, and series let the LLM discover what's available in Loki first, then construct precise query_range or query calls. The result is more accurate log retrieval with fewer wasted round-trips. Additionally, this server enforces **strict input validation** (limit caps, direction validation, label name format checks, mutually exclusive auth) to surface errors early instead of forwarding bad requests to Loki. Features - **query_range** — Execute LogQL range queries to fetch logs over a time window - **query** — Execute LogQL instant queries for point-in-time evaluation - **labels** — List all available label names - **label_values** — List values for a specific label - **series** — Find active log stream series matching a selector Installation Homebrew Go install Or build from source: Configuration The server is configured entirely via environment variables, injected by the MCP client. | Variable | Required | Default | Description | |----------|----------|---------|-------------| | LOKI_URL | yes | — | Base URL of the Loki instance | | LOKI_USERNAME | no | — | Basic auth username | | LOKI_PASSWORD | no | — | Basic auth password | | LOKI_BEARER_TOKEN | no | — | Bearer token authentication | | LOKI_TLS_SKIP_VERIFY | no | false | Skip TLS certificate verification | | LOKI_TENANT_ID | no | — | X-Scope-OrgID header for multi-tenant deployments | | LOKI_HTTP_TIMEOUT | no | 30s | HTTP request timeout (Go duration, e.g. 10s, 1m) | | MCP_HTTP_ADDR | no | — | Listen address for the streamable HTTP transport, e.g. :8080. Unset means stdio | > **Note:** Basic auth (LOKI_USERNAME/LOKI_PASSWORD) and bearer token (LOKI_BEARER_TOKEN) are mutually exclusive. Transports By default the server speaks MCP over stdio, which is what Claude Code, Claude Desktop and most local clients expect. Set MCP_HTTP_ADDR to serve the streamable HTTP transport instead, for running the server as a remote endpoint behind a proxy or gateway: The HTTP mode is stateless, so it can run behind a load balancer with several replicas. It carries no authentication of its own — put it behind TLS and an authenticating proxy before exposing it, and remember that whoever reaches the endpoint can read every log line the configured LOKI_URL credentials can see. Usage with Claude Code Add to your Claude Code MCP configuration (~/.claude.json): Usage with Claude Desktop Add to your Claude Desktop config (~/Library/Application Support/Claude/claude_desktop_config.json on macOS): Tools query_range Execute a LogQL range query against Loki to fetch logs over a time window. | Parameter | Type | Required | Default | Description |