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MongoDB Atlas Integration for AI Agents

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MongoDB Atlas AI Agent Actions

60 production-ready actions for your agent to do more on MongoDB Atlas.

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60 Actions

List Alert Configurations - Lists all alert configurations (the rules defining alert triggers and notification targets) for the given Atlas project.

Get Alert Configuration - Retrieves a single alert configuration (rule) from an Atlas project by its alert configuration ID.

Create Alert Configuration - Creates a new alert configuration (rule) in an Atlas project, defining the event that triggers an alert and where notifications are sent.

Update Alert Configuration - Replaces an existing alert configuration (rule) in an Atlas project by its ID, overwriting the trigger event, thresholds, matchers, and notification targets.

Delete Alert Configuration - Permanently deletes an alert configuration (rule) from an Atlas project by its alert configuration ID.

List Alerts - Lists all fired alerts in one Atlas project (GET /groups/{groupId}/alerts). An alert fires when a monitored component crosses a threshold; filter by status (OPEN, TRACKING, CLOSED) to narrow results.

Get Alert - Retrieves one fired alert by its ID within an Atlas project (GET /groups/{groupId}/alerts/{alertId}), including its status, trigger metric, and acknowledgement state.

Acknowledge Alert - Acknowledges (silences) one open alert in an Atlas project (PATCH /groups/{groupId}/alerts/{alertId}), suppressing further notifications until the acknowledgedUntil timestamp, or un-acknowledges it.

List API Keys - Lists all programmatic organization API keys in a MongoDB Atlas organization (orgId), returning each key's ID, description, and assigned roles.

Get API Key - Retrieves a single organization API key by its apiUserId within a MongoDB Atlas organization (orgId), returning its description and assigned roles.

Create API Key - Creates a new programmatic organization API key in a MongoDB Atlas organization (orgId), requiring a description and at least one role; returns the private key only once.

Delete API Key - Permanently deletes an organization API key (apiUserId) from a MongoDB Atlas organization (orgId), immediately revoking its programmatic access everywhere it is used.

List Backup Snapshots - Lists all cloud backup SNAPSHOTS (point-in-time copies of stored data) for one cluster in a project, returning each snapshot's ID, creation time, status, size, and retention.

List Backup Restore Jobs - Lists all cloud backup RESTORE JOBS for one cluster in a project, showing each recovery operation's status, delivery type, target cluster, and the snapshot it restores.

Get Backup Snapshot - Retrieves one cloud backup SNAPSHOT by its snapshotId, returning its full metadata (creation time, status, size, retention, and replica-set details).

Create Backup Snapshot - Takes one on-demand cloud backup SNAPSHOT of a cluster immediately (outside the scheduled backup policy), returning the new snapshot's ID and initial status.

Create Backup Restore Job - Creates a backup RESTORE JOB that recovers a cluster's data from a snapshot, either restoring into a target cluster (automated/pointInTime) or producing a downloadable archive (download).

List Organization Users - Lists the human MongoDB Cloud USERS (both active and pending-invitation) that belong to an organization, returning each user's ID, username/email, roles, teams, and membership status.

Get Organization User - Retrieves one human MongoDB Cloud USER by userId within an organization, returning their username/email, org roles, team memberships, and membership status.

Create Organization User - Invites a human user (new or existing MongoDB Cloud account) to join an organization with the given roles, creating a PENDING membership until the invitee accepts.

Update Organization User - Updates one human MongoDB Cloud USER in an organization (active or still pending), changing their org roles and/or team memberships.

List Clusters - Lists all dedicated and Flex database clusters within a single project (groupId), returning each cluster's name, instance size, MongoDB version, state, region config, and connection strings.

Get Cluster - Retrieves the full details of a single cluster by project (groupId) and clusterName, including its current state, instance size, MongoDB version, region/shard configuration, and connection strings.

Create Cluster - Provisions a new database cluster in a project (groupId), with its topology, region, instance size, MongoDB version, and backup options defined in replicationSpecs. The call returns quickly with the cluster in a CREATING state before provisioning finishes.

Update Cluster - Modifies an existing cluster identified by groupId and clusterName — for example to scale the instance size, change the MongoDB version, toggle backups, pause/resume, or adjust termination protection. Only the fields you supply are changed, and the change applies asynchronously.

Delete Cluster - Permanently deletes a single cluster (by groupId and clusterName) and its data, leaving the parent project intact. Runs asynchronously and requires termination protection to be disabled first.

List Custom Database Roles - Lists all custom database roles defined in the given Atlas project (groupId), including their granted privilege actions and inherited roles.

Get Custom Database Role - Retrieves a single custom database role from an Atlas project by its role name, including its privilege actions and inherited roles.

Create Custom Database Role - Creates a new custom database role in an Atlas project, defining its privilege actions and/or the built-in roles it inherits.

Update Custom Database Role - Updates an existing custom database role in an Atlas project (by role name), replacing its privilege actions and inherited roles.

Delete Custom Database Role - Permanently deletes a custom database role from an Atlas project by its role name.

List Database Users - Lists every database user in the given Atlas project (groupId), returning their username, authentication database, roles, and scopes.

Get Database User - Retrieves a single database user from an Atlas project, identified by its authentication database and username.

Create Database User - Creates a new database user (a data-plane credential) in an Atlas project with the given username, authentication database, and role-to-database pairings.

Update Database User - Updates an existing database user in an Atlas project (identified by authentication database + username), fully replacing its roles and scopes with the values sent.

Delete Database User - Permanently deletes a database user from an Atlas project, identified by its authentication database and username.

List Project Events - Lists audit-log events scoped to one Atlas project (GET /groups/{groupId}/events) — database, billing, and security activities or status changes; filterable by eventType, cluster, and date range.

List Organization Events - Lists audit-log events scoped to one Atlas organization (GET /orgs/{orgId}/events) — org-wide database, billing, and security activities or status changes; filterable by eventType and date range.

List Flex Clusters - Lists all MongoDB Atlas flex clusters in a project (groupId), returning each cluster's name, state, and connection details.

Get Flex Cluster - Retrieves a single MongoDB Atlas flex cluster by its name within a project (groupId), returning its state, provider settings, and connection strings.

Create Flex Cluster - Creates a new MongoDB Atlas flex cluster in a project (groupId), requiring a cluster name and providerSettings (cloud provider and region).

Delete Flex Cluster - Permanently deletes a MongoDB Atlas flex cluster by name from a project (groupId), destroying the instance and its data; termination protection must be disabled first.

List Organizations - Lists every MongoDB Atlas organization the authenticated Service Account or API Key can access, returning each organization's id (orgId), name, and status. Optionally filter by a name prefix.

Get Organization - Retrieves the details of a single MongoDB Atlas organization by its orgId, including name, status, and account-level settings.

List Organization Projects - Lists all projects (groups) that belong to one specific organization (orgId), returning each project's groupId, name, and cluster count. Optionally filter by a project name prefix.

Create Organization - Creates a new MongoDB Atlas organization and links it under the calling credential's existing (paying) organization, returning the new orgId. Requires a name; optionally provisions an owner and a fresh API key or service account for the new org.

Update Organization - Updates a MongoDB Atlas organization identified by orgId — primarily its human-readable name and its default-alert-creation behavior — and returns the updated organization.

List IP Access List Entries - Lists all IP access list entries for a project — the IP addresses, CIDR blocks, and AWS security groups from which Atlas permits client connections to the project's clusters.

Get IP Access List Entry - Retrieves one IP access list entry from a project by its entry value (an IP address, CIDR block, or AWS security group ID), returning its comment, timestamps, and any temporary-expiry date.

Create IP Access List Entries - Adds one or more IP access list entries to a project so clients from those sources can connect to its clusters, taking an `entries` ARRAY where each item specifies exactly one source.

Delete IP Access List Entry - Removes one IP access list entry from a project by its entry value, revoking cluster network access from that IP address, CIDR block, or AWS security group. IMPORTANT — a CIDR block's slash MUST be URL-encoded as %2F (e.g. 203.0.113.0/30 must be sent as 203.0.113.0%2F30); passing a raw slash resolves to the wrong path and returns HTTP 404. IP addresses and AWS security group IDs need no encoding.

List Projects - Lists every MongoDB Atlas project (called a "group" in the API) that the authenticated Service Account or API Key can access, across all organizations, returning each project's id (groupId), name, orgId, cluster count, and creation date.

Get Project - Retrieves the full details of a single MongoDB Atlas project (a.k.a. "group") by its groupId, including name, orgId, cluster count, creation date, tags, and alert settings.

Create Project - Creates a new MongoDB Atlas project (a.k.a. "group") inside an existing organization and returns it with its newly assigned groupId. Requires name and orgId; the project starts empty (no clusters).

Update Project - Updates a project's mutable settings by groupId — its human-readable name, its tags, and whether default alerts are auto-created — and returns the updated project. Only the fields you supply are changed.

Delete Project - Permanently deletes an entire MongoDB Atlas project (group) by groupId, along with everything it contains. Succeeds only if the project has no Online Archives on its clusters.

List Teams - Lists all teams in a MongoDB Atlas organization (identified by orgId), returning each team's ID, name, and member count.

Get Team - Retrieves a single MongoDB Atlas team by its teamId within the given organization (orgId), returning the team's name and details.

Create Team - Creates a new team in a MongoDB Atlas organization (orgId), requiring a name and an initial list of member usernames.

Delete Team - Permanently deletes a MongoDB Atlas team (teamId) from an organization (orgId), immediately revoking the project access it granted its members.

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