grafana/mcp-grafana v1.3.0 on GitHub

Optional per-call orgId argument, where applicable, to target a Grafana organization, opt-in via the --dynamic-multi-org flag; also discovers proxied datasource tools across every org the credential can access. Tools that address no organization — documentation lookups, local config generation, static query examples — do not advertise it, since selecting one could not change their answer (#943)
user_info tool reporting the current identity, whether it is a Grafana admin, and the organizations the credential can access (with roles) (#943)
Incident custom fields support for creating and updating incidents with user-defined fields (#1131)
Grafana documentation tools backed by mcp-doc-server for querying Grafana product documentation (#1116)
--disable-query flag to disable all query tools, and raw-SQL query tools (ClickHouse, Snowflake, Athena, MSSQL, PostgreSQL) are now gated behind --disable-write by default (#1085)
grafana_api_request now supports POST to /api/ds/query when query tools are enabled, allowing datasource queries through the generic API tool (#1125)

run_panel_query now resolves sqlstring-type dashboard variables correctly (#1132)
Dashboard tool now describes structured panel targets (e.g. CloudWatch, Elasticsearch) instead of silently dropping them (#1130)
Proxied tools close non-published MCP clients before signaling readiness, preventing resource leaks during tool discovery (#1128)

get_panel_image no longer declares its own orgId argument, using the per-call orgId injected into the native tools where an organization applies instead. The argument is therefore only advertised with --dynamic-multi-org, and without that flag a call passing orgId is rejected as an unknown argument. Renders still scope the organization with targetOrgId rather than orgId, so they do not change the user's active organization, and an organization fixed by GRAFANA_ORG_ID or the X-Grafana-Org-Id header now sets targetOrgId too.
get_panel_image returns the dashboard deeplink only when it would open in the organization the image was rendered from, which now also accounts for an organization fixed on the connection rather than passed per call. A link cannot carry an organization safely — ?orgId=N is intercepted by Grafana's OrgRedirect middleware, which persists the switch onto the viewer's user record — so for any other organization the image is returned without a deeplink (and without the MCP Apps panel-viewer fallback) rather than with one that can resolve to a different dashboard of the same UID.