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logrocket Plugin

Author
LogRocket
Category
Monitoring
Topics
Monitoring & Observability · Claude Code Customization & Workflow
First seen
2026-07-09
Last confirmed
2026-07-13
Explanation last updated
2026-07-12

The explanation below is AI-generated. Please verify it against the sources.

This is a Claude Code plugin that connects to LogRocket via an MCP server, letting users query session replays, metrics, issues, and user behavior with natural language. According to the README, it bundles an MCP Server component and a 'Use LogRocket' skill that teaches the AI agent how to query LogRocket data. It exposes six tools by default (list_organizations, list_projects, use_logrocket, find_sessions, watch_sessions, build_metric), and setup involves adding the marketplace and installing the plugin via Claude Code commands. The README notes the plugin handles user session data and points to LogRocket's Privacy Policy for details.

Overview

According to LogRocket's homepage, LogRocket is a session replay, product analytics, and error tracking platform that helps teams see what users experienced on their app (DOM playback, console/network logs, errors, performance data), analyze behavior through funnels and path analysis, and surface issues via its 'Galileo AI' feature.

What you can do with logrocket

  • List accessible LogRocket organizations and projects (list_organizations, list_projects)
  • Run natural language queries against LogRocket data via Ask Galileo (use_logrocket)
  • Filter sessions by user, URL, time range, or events, and analyze specific sessions (find_sessions, watch_sessions)
  • Query LogRocket analytics/metrics data (build_metric)
  • Ask Claude Code to investigate reported issues, review recent commits for regressions, or prioritize what to fix next, per the README's example prompts
  • Restrict which tool categories are enabled by adjusting the toolsets parameter in the plugin's MCP config

Sources

Original description (English)

Connect Claude Code to LogRocket to query session replays, metrics, issues, and user behavior using natural language.

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