Add a PagerDuty MCP tab alongside PagerDuty API#426
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PagerDuty now offers its own hosted MCP server, so this adds a second tab documenting that native option (per-user OAuth via a manually registered Scoped OAuth app, since PagerDuty's server doesn't support dynamic client registration, plus an API key / user token fallback), matching the two-tab pattern already used for Notion. Co-authored-by: c1-squire-dev[bot] <c1-squire-dev[bot]@users.noreply.github.com>
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Superseded by #427 — combining all the native-MCP-tab PRs into a single PR per request. |
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Summary
PagerDuty ships its own hosted MCP server (
mcp.pagerduty.com) in addition to the REST API C1 already wraps as an MCP server. This adds a second tab to the PagerDuty setup page so admins can tell the two apart and set up either one:Token token=authorization format. Listed as plain PagerDuty in the MCP server catalog.A comparison table above the tabs explains the difference up front (who hosts the server, authentication, access scoping, tool surface, setup effort), and the intro/recommendation prose is explicit about which catalog entry ("PagerDuty" vs "PagerDuty API") each option maps to.
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/product/admin/mcp-servers#...,/product/admin/enable-ai-access-management#..., etc.) are unchanged from existing usage onmainTabs/Tab/Steps/Step/Note) are balanced🤖 Generated with Claude Code