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PagerDuty integration for AI agents

Connect your AI agent to 38 production-ready PagerDuty actions via MCP, A2A, or SDK — with managed agent tool auth, optimized execution, and built-in security.

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PagerDuty AI agent actions

38 production-ready actions for your agent to do more on PagerDuty.

38 Actions
List Incidents - Retrieve a paginated list of incidents with filtering options by status, urgency, time range, service, or team.
Get Incident - Retrieve detailed information about a specific incident including timeline, responders, alerts, and notes.
Create Incident - Manually create a new incident through the API with specified title, service, and urgency.
Update Incident - Modify incident properties including title, service, urgency, priority, assignments, escalation policy, conference bridge, status, escalation level, and resolution to comprehensively update incident details.
Add Note To Incident - Add contextual notes or comments to an incident to document investigation findings, remediation steps, or team communication.
List Incident Notes - Retrieve all notes associated with an incident for extracting communication history during postmortems or analysis.
List Incident Log Entries - Retrieve the complete timeline of actions and changes for an incident to audit handling, generate reports, and analyze response patterns.
List Services - Retrieve all services in the account with filtering options to populate service directories, build catalogs, and audit configurations.
Get Service - Fetch detailed configuration and metadata for a specific service including settings, integrations, and escalation policies.
Create Service - Create a new service with escalation policy and settings to automate service provisioning during infrastructure deployment.
Update Service - Modify service configuration, settings, or associations to update properties, change escalation policies, or enable features.
Delete Service - Remove a service from the account to clean up deprecated services during decommissioning.
List Escalation Policies - List all existing escalation policies
Get Escalation Policy - Get information about an existing escalation policy
List Users - Retrieve all users in the account with filtering options to sync with HR systems, generate reports, and audit access.
Get User - Fetch detailed information about a specific user including contact methods, notification rules, and roles.
Create User - Add a new user to the account to automate user onboarding from HR systems or identity providers.
Update User - Modify user properties, roles, or settings to update information, change roles, or modify notification preferences.
Delete User - Remove a user from the account to automate user offboarding during employee departures.
List Teams - Retrieve all teams in the account to organize users and services by team structure.
Get Team - Fetch detailed team information including members to retrieve team composition and associated resources.
Create Team - Create a new team to organize users and services by team structure within the organization.
Update Team - Modify team properties including name, description, or default role to update team structure.
Delete Team - Remove a team from the account to clean up unused teams during organizational restructuring.
List Schedules - Retrieve all on-call schedules in the account to display rotations and audit schedule coverage.
Get Schedule - Fetch detailed schedule information including layers and overrides to retrieve full configuration for analysis or cloning.
List On-Calls - Query who is currently on-call across schedules and escalation policies to display current information in dashboards or chat bots.
Create Schedule - Create a new on-call schedule with rotation layers to automate schedule creation during team onboarding.
Delete Schedule - Remove a schedule from the account to clean up unused schedules during reorganization.
List Priorities - Retrieve all incident priorities ordered by severity from most to least severe to populate priority dropdowns and validate priority selections during incident creation.
List Incident Types - List available incident types
Get Incident Type - Get detailed information about a single incident type
List Licenses - Retrieve all licenses available in the account to monitor license types and availability.
List License Allocations - Retrieve all user license allocations to monitor license usage and identify unassigned licenses.
Get User License - Retrieve the license allocated to a specific user to verify license assignment and type.
List Vendors - Retrieve available integration vendors and types to discover supported monitoring tools and integration options.
Get Vendor - Fetch detailed information about a specific vendor including integration capabilities and configuration options.
List Audit Records - Retrieve audit trail of configuration changes and actions to track compliance, investigate changes, and perform security audits.

Do More, Build Less.

Integration Infrastructure for PagerDuty AI Agents.

Multiple Interfaces

Access integrations via API, AI SDKs, MCP & A2A.

PagerDuty MCP server
Managed Authentication

Pre-built authentication UI.

Agent auth
Falcon Engine

Every PagerDuty action runs on Falcon.

Agent Execution Engine
StackOne Defender
StackOne Defender Meta PG v1 Meta PG v2 DeBERTa 88.7% 67.5% 63.1% 56.9% Detection accuracy

88.7% prompt injection detection.

Prompt injection defense

"What impressed us most about StackOne is its ambition and clarity. They're creating infrastructure that modern software and the entire AI agent ecosystem can rely on. The depth of secure integrations, the pace of delivery, and the team's foresight into AI's future uniquely position StackOne to redefine this category."

Luna Schmid, Partner at GV

"We've been impressed by how quickly and deeply StackOne integrates with complex enterprise systems -- and now, with their focus on agent-to-agent interoperability, they're unlocking even more powerful use cases for customers. StackOne delivers all of the above in a universal layer -- without compromise."

Barbry McGann, SVP at Workday Ventures

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Product teams love building agent integrations with StackOne.

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