Monitor cron jobs and recurring work through a project-scoped Watchgoose connection.
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WATCHGOOSE_API_KEYAPI keyrequiredProject-scoped Watchgoose API key: hcr_ read-only or hcw_ read-write.
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list_checksList checks in this Watchgoose project, optionally filtered by slug or tags. A successful ping arms a new check; Watchgoose then expects the next success within its timeout or schedule plus grace period.List checks in this Watchgoose project, optionally filtered by slug or tags. A successful ping arms a new check; Watchgoose then expects the next success within its timeout or schedule plus grace period.
No input schema was published for this tool.
get_checkGet one check by its stable unique_key, including its current state and schedule. Cron and OnCalendar checks use schedule plus grace; simple checks use timeout plus grace.Get one check by its stable unique_key, including its current state and schedule. Cron and OnCalendar checks use schedule plus grace; simple checks use timeout plus grace.
No input schema was published for this tool.
list_pingsList recent signals for a check, newest first. Success arms or advances monitoring, /fail records failure, and /start begins runtime measurement. Source addresses, user agents, run IDs, body URLs, and ping bodies are never returned.List recent signals for a check, newest first. Success arms or advances monitoring, /fail records failure, and /start begins runtime measurement. Source addresses, user agents, run IDs, body URLs, and ping bodies are never returned.
No input schema was published for this tool.
list_flipsList retained status changes for a check, newest first, with optional time filters. In results, up: 1 means the check became up; up: 0 means any other status, including down, paused, and new after resume. A pause or resume that changes the check's status records a flip.List retained status changes for a check, newest first, with optional time filters. In results, up: 1 means the check became up; up: 0 means any other status, including down, paused, and new after resume. A pause or resume that changes the check's status records a flip.
No input schema was published for this tool.
list_channelsList integration names and kinds available for check notifications. Only exact, unique integration names can be assigned to checks.List integration names and kinds available for check notifications. Only exact, unique integration names can be assigned to checks.
No input schema was published for this tool.
create_checkCreate a simple timeout check or a cron/OnCalendar schedule check. All fields are optional; schedule takes precedence over timeout. The new check remains unarmed until its first successful ping.Create a simple timeout check or a cron/OnCalendar schedule check. All fields are optional; schedule takes precedence over timeout. The new check remains unarmed until its first successful ping.
No input schema was published for this tool.
update_checkUpdate selected fields on an existing check. Omitted fields remain unchanged; schedule takes precedence over timeout, and integration names must match exactly.Update selected fields on an existing check. Omitted fields remain unchanged; schedule takes precedence over timeout, and integration names must match exactly.
No input schema was published for this tool.
pause_checkPause monitoring without deleting the check. Unless manual_resume is enabled, a later ping can automatically resume a paused check.Pause monitoring without deleting the check. Unless manual_resume is enabled, a later ping can automatically resume a paused check.
No input schema was published for this tool.
resume_checkResume a paused check and return it to the new state. The next successful ping arms its monitoring schedule.Resume a paused check and return it to the new state. The next successful ping arms its monitoring schedule.
No input schema was published for this tool.
delete_checkprivilegedPermanently delete a check and its retained monitoring history. This cannot be undone.Permanently delete a check and its retained monitoring history. This cannot be undone.
No input schema was published for this tool.
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Monitor cron jobs and recurring work through a project-scoped Watchgoose connection.
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