AI agents for Rollbar

List error items

Lists the project's items (grouped errors and messages), 100 a page, filtered by status (active, resolved, muted, archived), level, environment, assignee, or a search like the Items page search box.

Get an item

Reads one item by its ID (the id from "List error items", not the counter in links).

Get an item by its link number

Reads one item by its project counter, the number in a Rollbar link like rollbar.com/acme/web/items/456 (456).

List an item's occurrences

Lists an item's occurrences, newest first, as result.instances.

Get an occurrence

Reads one occurrence by its ID, like the Raw JSON section of the occurrence page.

List an item's history

Lists an item's history in order: comments, status, level, assignment, title and snooze changes, and merges, as result.events.

Get the top active items

Lists the items with the most occurrences in the last hours (1 to 168), optionally in some environments, as result.

Count occurrences over time

Counts active occurrences in time buckets of a minute, an hour or a day, like the project dashboard's error graphs, from a minimum level (default error), optionally for one item or some environments.

List deploys

Lists the project's deploys, newest first, as result.deploys.

Start an RQL query

Starts an RQL job, Rollbar's SQL-like query over items and occurrences, like SELECT item.counter.

Get RQL results

Reads an RQL job's results: result.result has columns, rows, rowcount, executionTime, errors and warnings, and result.job the job's status.

List environments

Lists the project's environments, 20 a page by default, as result.environments: each with its id and environment name (like production or staging).

Resolve, mute or reassign an item

Changes an item: status (resolved, optionally with the version it was fixed in; muted; or active to reopen), level, title, assigned user or team, or snooze it for some seconds (paid plans).

Report a deploy

Records a deploy of a revision (Git SHA) to an environment, with an optional status (started, succeeded, failed, timed_out), comment and who deployed.