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The Datadog plugin provides access to the following resources from your Datadog organization:
  • Services (from Software Catalog)
  • APIs (from Software Catalog)
  • Teams
  • Systems (inferred from relationships)
  • search_logs: Search Datadog logs within a specified time range

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Prerequisites

You’ll need a Datadog account with access to:
  • Datadog API: An API key with appropriate permissions
  • Datadog Application Key: An application key for accessing the Datadog APIs
  • Software Catalog: Access to Datadog’s Software Catalog feature (where services and APIs are defined)
  • Teams: Access to Datadog Teams (if you want team relationship data)
The plugin uses Datadog’s REST APIs to discover entities and their relationships.

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Configuration

Configure the Datadog plugin by running uv run unpage configure or by editing the ~/.unpage/profiles/<profile_name>/config.yaml file:
Alternatively, you can set these credentials as environment variables:
The plugin will automatically use environment variables if no credentials are specified in the configuration file.

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MCP Tools

The Datadog plugin provides the following tools to Agents and MCP Clients:

search_logs

Search Datadog for logs within a given time range.Arguments
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string
required
The search query. Use Datadog’s log search syntax to filter logs by service, host, status, tags, or message content. For example: “service:web”, “host:app01”, “status:error”, or “ERROR”.
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datetime
required
The starting time for the search range (ISO 8601 timestamp). Logs generated at or after this time will be included in the results.
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datetime
required
The ending time for the search range (ISO 8601 timestamp). Logs generated at or before this time will be included in the results.
Returns DatadogLogSearchResult: An object containing:
  • results: Array of log events with details including timestamp, host, service, status, tags, and attributes
  • truncated: Boolean indicating if results were truncated due to response size limits or timeout
Note: Results are automatically truncated if they exceed response size limits or if the search takes longer than 10 seconds to ensure optimal performance.