delete_monitor
Delete Monitor
Permanently deletes a web page monitor (wachet) by its ID. This action cannot be undone.
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delete_monitor
Permanently deletes a web page monitor (wachet) by its ID. This action cannot be undone.
search_monitors
Searches for monitors (wachets) by a text query. Returns up to 500 matching monitors with their configurations and latest data.
update_monitor
Updates an existing web page monitor (wachet). Only the fields you provide will be changed; all other settings remain unchanged. Can modify the URL, XPath, alerts, notification endpoints, check frequency, and other settings.
manage_folder
Creates, updates, or deletes a folder for organizing monitors. - To **create** a folder: provide a name and optionally a parentId. - To **update** a folder: provide the folderId and the new name. - To **delete** a folder: provide the folderId and set delete to true. This removes the folder, all subfolders, and all monitors within.
list_folders
Lists the folder structure used to organize monitors. Returns subfolders and monitors within a given folder. Omit parentId to browse root-level contents.
create_monitor
Creates a new web page monitor (wachet) to track content changes on a URL. Supports monitoring a **single page** or an **entire portal** with automatic crawling of subpages. Configure XPath selectors, check frequency, alert conditions, notification channels, and more.
get_monitor
Retrieves the full configuration and current status of a web page monitor (wachet) by its ID. Returns all settings including URL, XPath, alerts, notification endpoints, check frequency, and latest data.
list_notifications
Retrieves change notifications generated by monitors. Can be filtered by a specific monitor and/or date range. Returns the current and previous content values along with alert metadata.
get_history
Retrieves the historical content values collected by a monitor over time. Optionally returns diffs between consecutive values in Google diff format. Supports date range filtering and pagination for large datasets.
get_crawler_pages
Retrieves the list of pages discovered by a Portal-type monitor's crawler. Each page includes its URL, name, and the latest captured content data. Only applicable to monitors with jobType "Portal".
get_notification_content
Retrieve the HTML content of a notification, as sent in the notification email. Call list_notifications to find its notification ID.
move_items
Move monitors, folders, or both into another folder. Call list_folders to find monitor and folder IDs.
Every client uses the same Magic MCP URL, and so does any other MCP client. Add it once and sign in with SSO.
{"mcpServers": {"metorial": {"url": "<your-magic-mcp-url>"}}}
claude mcp add --transport http metorial <your-magic-mcp-url>
codex mcp add metorial --url <your-magic-mcp-url>codex mcp login metorial
One governed layer for every app your agents reach, not a separate connector per tool.
Monitor web page content for changes and receive notifications when updates occur. Create and manage monitors (wachets) for single pages or entire portals with configurable crawling depth. Track specific page sections using XPath selectors, enable JavaScript rendering for dynamic content, and monitor password-protected pages and documents (PDF, DOC). Configure alert conditions, notification channels (email, webhook), and monitoring frequency. Retrieve change history with diff output, browse notifications filtered by date range, and organize monitors into folders.
Common questions about connecting Wachete to AI agents with Metorial.