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phpray

by @fastdrop

MCP Verified 9 days ago Registry import free

Ask an agent why a PHP site is slow: every request with its SQL, HTTP calls, errors and N+1.

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Ask an agent why a PHP site is slow: every request with its SQL, HTTP calls, errors and N+1. Official MCP Registry: dev.phpray/phpray@0.15.6. Remote endpoint: https://phpray.dev/mcp

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Discoverable MCP server listed in the official MCP Registry.

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Remote MCP endpoint ingested from the official registry and probed by FastDrop.

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 22 Sept 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

  • phpray_sites

    List the PHP sites this token can see, with requests, p95 latency and error rate. Start here: every other tool needs a site_id from this list.

  • phpray_overview

    Headline numbers for one site over a time window: requests, errors, p50/p95/p99 latency, database share and N+1 count. Use this before digging into anything else.

  • phpray_slow_pages

    The slowest URLs on a site, with request counts and p95, from the request timeseries. Answers "which page is slow".

  • phpray_slow_queries

    SQL fingerprints ordered by time spent, with call counts and the caller when known. Literals are already masked. Answers "which query is slow".

  • phpray_components

    Time attributed to each plugin, theme or vendor package on profiled requests. Answers "which plugin is slowing the site down". Empty when function profiling is off.

  • phpray_errors

    Requests that failed on a site: PHP errors and warnings with file and line where PHP raised one, plus 5xx responses that carry no PHP error. Pass an id to phpray_trace to see what one of them did.

  • phpray_traces

    Recent requests for a site. Filter with min_ms and status to find the bad ones, then pass an id to phpray_trace.

  • phpray_trace

    One request in full: wall time split into PHP, database and outbound HTTP, every query, every external call, errors, and the component breakdown when the request was profiled.

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