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Access Sumo Logic logs in-editor to triage preview and production issues.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "yokozuna-mcp" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Use yokozuna-mcp via the Sumo Logic Search Job API to retrieve payment-service error logs from the last 30 minutes in a preview deployment, then summarize the most common errors and when they occurred.
Relevant log results plus a brief summary of error types and their timing.
Use yokozuna-mcp to query abnormal logs for user-api in production, focusing on timeouts, 5xx errors, and retry-related records, then organize them into troubleshooting clues.
Key log excerpts and a summary of likely failure patterns with next troubleshooting steps.
Through yokozuna-mcp, search order service logs directly in the current editor session and identify newly appearing errors after deployment.
Log search results inside the editor to help complete issue triage quickly.
When something breaks in a preview deployment, developers can have a coding agent query Sumo Logic logs directly to find error clues quickly. This enables initial triage without switching to an external logging tool.
During a production incident, DevOps engineers or developers can use this MCP server to access logs and search for abnormal records. It is useful for checking live logs while reviewing code inside the editor.
It is an MCP server that gives coding agents programmatic access to logs through Sumo Logic's Search Job API. It is mainly used for issue triage in preview deployments and production without leaving the editor.
Based on the description, it depends on Sumo Logic logs and the Search Job API. For specific authentication, keys, or configuration requirements, see the source repository.
Its distinguishing feature is that it lets coding agents access logs programmatically from within the editor, making code-and-log investigation easier. The provided material does not specify other differences.
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