Anthropic Adds Connector Observability Dashboard, In-App Submission

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Anthropic introduced an observability dashboard and an in-app submission portal for developers building connectors for Claude. These tools allow third-party developers to monitor connector performance, diagnose issues, and streamline the process of integrating their tools and data via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

Anthropic launched an observability dashboard for developers building connectors—integrations for Claude via the Model Context Protocol (MCP). This dashboard provides insights into connector performance across Claude products. A new in-app portal also allows direct submission of MCP servers to the Claude connector directory.
Dashboard Status
Public beta
Access Requirements
Team/Enterprise account (Admin/Owner) or custom role (Libraries permission) on Enterprise
Key Metrics Tracked
Active users, tool calls, error rates, disconnect rates, directory rank
Usage Breakdown
Across Claude, Claude Code, Cowork

The dashboard helps developers track adoption, diagnose errors, and understand usage across products like Claude, Claude Code, and Cowork. This visibility is crucial for Agentic Engineering (designing and operating reliable AI agent systems).

The connector observability dashboard is in public beta, found in Claude's Organization settings under Directory. Access requires a Team or Enterprise account (Admin/Owner) or a custom role with Libraries permission on Enterprise. It monitors active users, tool calls, error rates, and compares usage across Claude applications.

Connector Observability dashboard tracking Acme MCP adoption, tool call volume, and error rates for system health monitoring.
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We've added an observability dashboard for developers of connectors. Connectors let third-party developers bring their tools and data to Claude via MCP. https://t.co/PSiMHjwFGL

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Still wondering? A few quick answers below.

The new observability dashboard allows developers to monitor the performance and usage of their connectors, which integrate third-party tools and data with Claude via the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

You can track active users, total tool calls, directory rank, health scores, error rates, and latency. It also provides per-tool error breakdowns and usage comparisons across Claude products.

Developers can now submit their MCP servers directly to the Claude connector directory using a new in-app submission portal within the Claude interface.

The dashboard is available to users with a Team or Enterprise account. It requires Admin or Owner permissions, or a custom role with the Libraries permission on Enterprise plans.

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