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Sessions Panel

Once your MCP is published, you can access the Sessions tab to monitor in real time how agents or external services are interacting with your tools.
From this panel, you can see usage statistics, average session duration, and details about each active connection.
Active sessions panel

Session Analytics

At the top of the panel, you’ll find the main indicators:
  • Total Sessions: total number of sessions created.
  • Active Sessions: how many sessions are currently active.
  • Avg Duration: average duration of active sessions.
The Sessions Over Time chart displays the evolution of connections over time, helping you identify activity peaks. Sessions graph

Session Details

Below the chart, the Session Details table lists all connections made to the MCP. Each row includes:
  • Session ID: unique identifier of the session.
  • Status: current session status (e.g., Connected).
  • Created / Last Activity: timestamps of creation and last interaction.
  • Protocol: protocol used for the connection.
  • Actions: button to inspect the session’s activity.
Session list and activity

Detailed Session Activity

Clicking View Activity opens the Session Activity panel, where you can inspect each interaction within the session, including:
  • REQUESTS made by the client or agent.
  • TOOL EXECUTIONS triggered.
  • Results and any error messages returned.
This allows you to audit agent behavior and troubleshoot issues in real time. Session activity detail

Tool Calls Analytics

In the Tool Calls tab, you can analyze the performance of your tools within the MCP.
Key metrics include:
  • Total Calls: total number of executions.
  • Success Rate: percentage of successful executions.
  • Avg Latency: average response time.
  • Failed Calls: executions that resulted in an error.
Tool calls metrics

Execution History

The lower table displays all recorded tool calls, including:
  • Exact execution time
  • Tool used
  • Status (Success / Failed)
  • Measured latency
  • Associated session
Execution history Clicking Details lets you review the full log of the execution, including the input, output, and any errors returned by the API. Execution detail

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