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cronalert uptime monitoring
Configure and manage uptime monitoring for websites, APIs, and cron jobs via CronAlert.
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cronalert uptime monitoring
Example session with this skill installed
Create a new HTTP monitor for my production API at https://api.acme.corp/v1/health. It should return a 200 and the body must contain the string "status":"ok".
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- Compiled the cronalert uptime monitoring
I have created the new HTTP monitor for your production API.
Monitor Created: API Health Check
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Name | API Health Check |
| URL | https://api.acme.corp/v1/health |
| Type | http |
| Expected Status | 200 |
| Keyword Match | contains "status":"ok" |
| Status | unknown (first check pending) |
| Monitor ID | mon_8f2d91bc |
Next steps
- Wait 3 minutes for the first check to complete, then ask me to check the status.
- Ensure your firewall allows traffic from Cloudflare's edge IP ranges.
- Visit
https://cronalert.com/app/alertsto verify your Slack or Email notification channels are enabled.
Connects securely to your tools. The creator never sees your data.
About this skill
You can't fix what you can't see. When services go down or cron jobs fail silently, your users find out before you do. This skill provides direct control over CronAlert monitoring to observe, triage, and manage your infrastructure availability.
What it does
- Monitor URLs and APIs by checking status codes and asserting response content.
- Track cron jobs using heartbeat pings that alert when scheduled tasks or backups are late.
- Verify TCP services such as databases, Redis, or SMTP servers via port-level connectivity checks.
- Triage outages by analyzing recent check results, error messages, and response time trends.
- Manage maintenance by pausing monitors or scheduling maintenance windows during deploys.
- Bulk migration from services like UptimeRobot, Pingdom, and Better Stack.
How it works
- Connect the
cronalert-mcpserver using your API key from the CronAlert dashboard. - Configure monitors for your services by specifying URLs, expected status codes, or heartbeat intervals.
- Analyze incidents by listing active failures and inspecting the last 10 check results for root causes.
- Update status pages with investigation notes or resolution details when an incident is active.
Frameworks & tools
This skill interfaces with the cronalert-mcp server. It supports monitoring for any web service, TCP-accessible database, or scheduled task (Python, Node.js, Bash).
Why this beats prompting it yourself
Generic prompts often struggle with the nuances of uptime monitoring, such as Cloudflare's restrictions on bare IP addresses or port 25. This skill understands specific CronAlert plan limits and ensures heartbeat grace periods are calculated correctly to avoid false positives.
Use cases
- Automate the creation of uptime checks immediately after a new service deployment.
- Investigate why a service is failing by pulling status codes and keyword match errors.
- Sync monitoring state with deployment pipelines using maintenance windows.
- Migrate dozens of monitors from legacy providers using a single export file.
Known limitations
Does not support ICMP ping or UDP checks. HTTP monitors cannot target bare IP addresses. Free plan accounts are limited to read-only API access and 3-minute check intervals.
How to use
Skills on Agensi run inside your AI agent. Copy the prompt, paste it into your agent, and it connects to Agensi and installs this skill for you. If a payment is needed, your agent shows it to you first.
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