Access your engineering data from any AI assistant with Swarmia’s MCP server

Your engineering data shouldn’t be locked inside a single dashboard. With Swarmia’s new MCP server, you can query your Swarmia data directly from MCP-compatible AI assistants like Claude, Cursor, and other tools you already use.

This brings the same capabilities as Swarmia AI — natural-language questions, reasoning across metrics, and real-time insights — into whatever AI tool fits your workflow. No exports, no copy-pasting, no switching between tabs.

Ask questions like:

  • What are the cycle time trends for Team X over the last three months?
  • Which teams have the highest change failure rate right now?
  • Summarize the latest survey results and highlight the lowest-scoring areas.
  • Compare PR throughput between Team A and Team B this quarter.

Because the assistant queries Swarmia directly, the answers are always grounded in real, up-to-date data, not approximations or stale reports.

And since MCP works across tools, you can chain Swarmia together with other connected servers to build more powerful workflows. Draft a Notion update from your latest deployment data, pull related docs from Drive, or combine insights from multiple systems — all without leaving your AI assistant.

To get started, connect your MCP-compatible client to Swarmia and authenticate with OAuth or an API token. Visit Swarmia docs for setup instructions and a list of supported clients.


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