delete_monitor
Permanently delete a monitor and its check history
How to use it
Project documentation lists delete_monitor for the MCP MCP server. Add the server to your MCP client (Claude Desktop, Cursor, Windsurf and others), then check which tools your installed version makes available. Tool availability can depend on configuration and credentials. A server handshake does not verify this tool’s behavior. See the full listing for setup details.
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Create a heartbeat monitor (dead-man's switch)
Create a monitor with optional response assertions (status code, response time, body)
Permanently delete a heartbeat and its ping history
Permanently delete a job and its execution history
Get a heartbeat by ID
Get a cron job by ID
Get a monitor by ID
List execution history for a job, most recent first
List recent pings for a heartbeat, most recent first
List all heartbeats — status, token, interval, grace window, last ping time
List all cron jobs in the account
List recent checks — status, HTTP code, duration, error, SSL expiry
List all monitors — status, URL, interval, SSL expiry, assertions
List past verification results for the account
Suppress alerts during planned downtime
Pause a job so it no longer fires
Pause a monitor so it stops polling
Record a successful job run — no API key needed, token is the credential
Register a new cron job (name, schedule, endpoint)
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Resume alerting after a pause
Resume a paused or failing job
Resume a paused monitor
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Update name, interval, or grace window
Update an existing job — only provided fields change
Check syntax, MX records, disposable domain, and role-based prefix