| Action | Supported |
|---|---|
| Search logs with time and service filters | Yes |
| Query historical or current metrics | Yes |
| Read monitor status, thresholds, and conditions | Yes |
| Retrieve a trace by ID | Yes |
| Create or edit notebooks | Yes, with write access |
| Retained in Falconer | Yes, in conversation history and workflow output |
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Datadog integration
Datadog knowledge base integration. Investigate a service alert. Falconer reads logs and monitor conditions, then checks the findings against your response runbook.
Overview
Falconer is an AI knowledge base that writes and updates your docs as your code changes.
Investigate Datadog logs, metrics, monitors, and traces using your code, service docs, and incident history. Falconer explains errors, checks thresholds against reliability targets, and drafts runbook updates from incident findings.
What Falconer can do with Datadog
What you can ask
Explain this error using Datadog logs, the relevant code, and past incident reports.
Compare our monitor thresholds with the reliability targets in our service docs.
Use this trace and our code to explain how the request moves between services.
Draft a runbook update using the incident's logs, metrics, and our team's response notes.
Works best for
Site reliability, on-call, and engineering teams investigating service behavior.
Setup
Open Integrations → Personal, choose Datadog for the US1 preset, and complete OAuth authorization. Other supported sites use Other MCP with their documented connection address; Datadog's requirements include organization access and underlying resource permissions.
FAQFrequently
Frequently
asked questions
Can Falconer investigate service alerts with Datadog?
Yes. Falconer can compare monitor conditions and service telemetry with your response runbook. It can read logs, metrics, and traces for the investigation.
What tool connects Datadog logs and traces with company knowledge?
Falconer connects Datadog logs, metrics, monitors, and traces with your team's code, service docs, and past incident reports. Ask it to explain an error, compare monitor thresholds with documented reliability targets, or draft a runbook update from incident findings.
Does Falconer need access to individual Datadog resources?
Yes. Falconer needs the underlying access for logs, monitors, traces, or other resources. Connecting the account does not give it access to all telemetry.
