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This page covers the tools the Kubit MCP server exposes, their inputs, the report types create_report builds, workspace context, cached results and limits. Your assistant calls these tools for you. The parameter names matter when you build your own MCP client or read a tool call in your assistant’s log.

When to use

Tools

The Kubit MCP server has 11 tools. Every tool except init and switch needs a wsctx workspace token. Workspace context explains it.

Tool inputs

MCP prompt examples

“Which field holds the value gpt-4o-mini?”
“Publish this report’s filter as Production Traffic”

Report types

create_report reads your request and picks the report type. It builds 6 types: create_report can’t build Data Table or Significance reports. For rows of event or trace data, ask for them and the assistant uses inspect. A request that doesn’t fit any report type gets an explanation instead of a report. If the generated report fails validation, create_report corrects it and tries again, up to 3 times. After that it returns the validation error. A request for a report the conversation already built returns that report instead of building a duplicate.

MCP prompt examples

“Build a funnel from user prompt to tool call to response, broken down by model, with a 1-hour conversion window, last 14 days”
“Show the agent flow across our traces over the last 14 days”

Workspace context

Every Kubit MCP session works in one organization and workspace. init picks your last-used workspace and returns a wsctx token for it. The assistant passes the token on every later tool call.

MCP prompt examples

“Which Kubit workspace am I connected to?”
“Switch to the staging workspace”

Cached results

get_report returns a report’s last results when they’re cached. The response says the data came from cache and gives the time it was cached. To get current data, ask the assistant to refresh the report. It calls get_report with refresh set, which runs the report again. A refresh waits up to 50 seconds. If the report is still running after that, the response says so and asks you to check again in about a minute.

MCP prompt examples

“Refresh the latency report”
“Open the Weekly Performance report with today’s data”

Limits