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Dashboard

Updated October 23, 2026

The dashboard shows how much your server is called, by which AI clients, and which LLM provider they most likely use. Open a server and choose the "Dashboard" tab.

Choosing the period

Pick 7, 30 or 90 days. Days are counted in UTC. "Refresh" reloads the figures; they do not update by themselves.

Reading the figures

  • "Requests": every MCP request your server answered (initialization, tool list, tool calls…), successful or not.
  • "Tool calls": the requests that ran a tool.
  • "Error rate": share of failed requests. A label always accompanies the colour: "Healthy" under 1 %, "To watch" under 5 %, "High" above.
  • "Average latency": mean time Voozeo took to answer.
  • "Calls this month": the monthly quota counter. It includes sandbox tests, which the other figures do not, so it can be higher than "Tool calls".

The chart shows requests per day, with errors in a second colour. "Show the table" gives the same values as text. "By method" and "By tool" list the 10 most frequent entries; "Show all" reveals the rest.

Clients and LLM

Each AI client that calls your server appears with its name, version, protocol version and the capabilities it declares. Most clients identify themselves when they connect; otherwise Voozeo falls back on the User-Agent, or shows "Unidentified client". Beyond 50 clients, the others are grouped as "Other clients".

What the dashboard cannot know

The MCP protocol does not tell a server which LLM is behind a client. The "Likely provider" is deduced from the client (for example, Claude Desktop uses Anthropic models). "Several possible" means the client lets the user choose. The "Model" is shown only when the client declares it, which most do not: the cell then reads "Not disclosed". Attribution is approximate.

Retention and privacy

Daily figures are kept for 100 days, clients and models for 180 days, and all of it is deleted with the server. Arguments, results, your MCP key and the raw User-Agent are never stored. For the detail of individual calls, see the call log.

Empty dashboard

With no request yet, the dashboard invites you to open the "Connection" tab. See Connecting your AI.

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