Watchtower

Last 30 days

Uptime

100%

Response time

362 ms typical, 375 ms slowest 5%

Last check

9 h ago

Next check

any minute now

How to call it

Add it to any MCP client that supports remote servers.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "watchtower": {
      "type": "http",
      "url": "https://watchtower.lat/mcp?ref=registry"
    }
  }
}

8 tools

• watch_jobs

  Create a persistent watch for tech jobs. Describe what you want in query ("iOS jobs in Austin making at least 150k a year with a maximum of 6 years of experience") and leave url out: the watch then covers every job board Watchtower monitors (tech companies and startups, whatever

• search_jobs

  Find the tech jobs open right now that match a request, across every job board Watchtower monitors (tech companies and startups). Describe what you want in query ("iOS jobs in Austin with a maximum of 6 years of experience"). Read-only: nothing is saved and no watch is created, a

• list_companies

  List the companies whose job boards Watchtower monitors, i.e. what search_jobs and watch_jobs without a url cover. Pass query to check whether a company is covered ("stripe"). Each entry has name, board_url (pass it to watch_jobs as url to follow only that company), platform and

• get_changes

  Return job changes detected since your last get_changes call, across all your watches or one watch. This is the cheap replacement for re-browsing careers pages: if it returns an empty list, nothing you care about has changed. By default the cursor advances so each change is deliv

• list_watches

  List all active watches for your client with their health, last check time and number of pending (undelivered) changes.

• get_watch

  Get a watch with its status and the jobs currently open that match its filters: on its board, or across every monitored board for a watch created without a url. Use this to answer "what is open right now" without searching or fetching careers pages yourself.

• ack_changes

  Mark changes up to a cursor as processed. Use with get_changes(peek=true) for at-least-once delivery: peek, act on the changes, then ack the cursor get_changes returned. Not needed if you call get_changes without peek (that acknowledges automatically).

• delete_watch

  Stop monitoring. Frees one of your watch slots. Delete watches you no longer need.

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