Know where the job stops
Observe the path from client connection to completed workflow. TrackMCP gives MCP teams the context between a healthy transport and a useful result.
Connection
Which client connected, with which transport and protocol version?
Discovery
What tools did the client see, and what did it choose to call?
Execution
How long did each call take, and what result came back?
Session
Where did the ordered workflow slow down or stop?
A green transport can still hide a broken workflow.
MCP tool results can carry an application error inside a successful HTTP response. If monitoring only counts status codes, the agent’s failure disappears.
Looks healthy
The network request completed and your endpoint responded.
Agent is stuck
The application failed, the agent retried, and the workflow never completed.
Capture the signal at the boundary.
Keep the server and tools unchanged. Add context where the MCP request enters and leaves your process.
Connection
client, transport, protocol, auth
Catalog
tools discovered and schemas
Call
tool, duration, result, retry
Outcome
completed, failed, or stopped
Observe without putting serving at risk.
Redact sensitive fields in your process, send minimized metadata, and let telemetry fail open when the network is unavailable.
Read the security approachMCP request observed
Telemetry flushed asynchronously
MCP observability
See the first broken event.
Instrument one server and follow one real workflow from connection to outcome.