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Enhance the Claude AI assistants by connecting them to your data on Dash0.
Anthropic's Claude is a powerful AI assistant designed for advanced tasks like complex reasoning, content creation, and code generation, focusing on helpfulness and safety.
Claude can be connected to Dash0 using our hosted MCP server, allowing it to get context about your telemetry data, navigate and analyze it, while leveraging the same capabilities that human users have access to in the UI.
The Dash0 MCP server supports two authentication methods:
For more details on token lifecycle, audit logs, and revocation, see the Dash0 MCP Server integration.
From Claude Desktop, go to Claude > Settings > Developer > Edit Config
Note: On Windows or Linux, navigate to File > Settings > Developer > Edit Config instead.
Add the configuration for the Dash0 MCP server and save the file:
Restart Claude Desktop. On first use, mcp-remote opens a browser window where you log in to Dash0 and grant
consent. You can review and revoke connected applications under User Settings → Applications in Dash0.
Click on the Search and tools icon to confirm that the Dash0 MCP server has been configured.
Create an auth token first (see Auth Token Prerequisites below), then add the configuration
with the Authorization header:
Add the Dash0 MCP server with the following command:
On first use, Claude Code opens a browser window where you log in to Dash0 and grant consent. You can review and revoke connected applications under User Settings → Applications in Dash0.
If you have already configured the Dash0 MCP server on Claude Desktop, you can import it into Claude Code with the following command:
Create an auth token first (see Auth Token Prerequisites below), then add the Dash0 MCP
server configuration with the Authorization header:
If you choose to authenticate with a Bearer token instead of OAuth, create an auth token with the correct permissions:
*) - Recommended for full MCP functionality*:read) - For read-only access to your telemetry dataTokens with limited permissions (e.g., scoped to specific datasets or with only "Ingesting" permissions) will not work with the MCP server. The MCP server requires organization-wide read access to query your telemetry data.