mcp-uptime-kuma

The Uptime Kuma MCP server lets an AI assistant read and manage monitors. Using it to run my own homelab’s monitoring, I kept finding places where it reported success and had quietly done something else. Seven fixes were merged upstream:

• monitor write fields that were silently dropped now save, and each write is checked to have actually persisted rather than trusting “Saved.”
• unknown arguments are rejected instead of silently stripped
• credentials are withheld from the read tools by default
• a lost Uptime Kuma session recovers instead of wedging the server
• heartbeat ordering, a staleness signal and limit aliases
• the integration tests can no longer be redirected by stray environment variables