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List Triggers

An MCP tool from the PagerDuty API server, hosted on mcp.hjlabs.in.

List Triggers List existing Incident Workflow Triggers Scoped OAuth requires: incident_workflows.read [GET /incident_workflows/triggers]

Name on the gateway: pagerduty_api__list_incident_workflow_triggers · read-only.

Parameters

NameTypeDescription
workflow_idstringIf provided, only show triggers configured to start the given workflow. Useful…
incident_idstringIf provided, only show triggers configured on the service of the given…
service_idstringIf provided, only show triggers configured for incidents in the given service.…
trigger_typemanual | conditional | incident_typeIf provided, only show triggers of the given type. For example “manual” to…
workflow_name_containsstringIf provided, only show triggers configured to start workflows whose name…
is_disabledbooleanIf provided, filters between disabled and enabled Triggers. This query…
sort_byworkflow_id | workflow_id asc | workflow_id desc | workflow_name | workflow_name asc | workflow_name descIf provided, returns triggers sorted by the specified property.
limitintegerThe minimum of the limit parameter used in the request or the maximum request…
cursorstringOptional parameter used to request the "next" set of results from an API. The…

How to call it

Through the Smart Gateway, any client can run it by name with call_tool, or let the gateway find it with search_tools:

call_tool arguments
{
  "name": "pagerduty_api__list_incident_workflow_triggers",
  "arguments": {}
}

Or connect the PagerDuty API server directly, which lists 459 tools including this one:

Run in your terminal
claude mcp add --transport http hj-pagerduty-api https://mcp.hjlabs.in/mcp/pagerduty-api \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_API_KEY"

Try asking

Use the list triggers tool with workflow_id set to ….

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