Sweep
Test a URL's uptime, reliability, and performance from real devices across geographic regions. Use when the user wants to check if a site is up, how fast it loads worldwide, Core Web Vitals, or to verify a deployment from different regions.From its SKILL.md
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UpRock: Sweep (global uptime & performance)
Load a URL from real devices in multiple regions at once and report reliability + performance. Great right after a deploy, or to see how a site performs for users around the world.
How to do it
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Call the
uprockMCP toolsweepwith:url: target URL (required).regions: subset ofNA,EU,APAC,LATAM,MEA. Default[NA, EU, APAC](fastest, most reliable pools). AddLATAM/MEAwhen the user cares about those markets.device:mobile(default) ordesktop.tries: checks per region (default 5). All checks run concurrently.timeout: overall seconds (default 60); total wall-clock ≈ this value.
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Each completed check returns Core Web Vitals (TTFB, FCP, LCP, CLS), load time, transfer size, and HTTP protocol. The response includes a
report_url(shareable human-readable report) andscreenshotsassweep://resource URIs. -
Summarize for the user:
- Up/down per region and the
failed_jobscount (inspect per-joberrorfields for failures). - Performance per region (highlight slowest regions / poor LCP or CLS).
- Share the
report_url. - If they want to see a region's render, call
resource_fetchon asweep://…/screenshotURI.
- Up/down per region and the
Notes
- A sweep can partially succeed; always report how many checks failed and why.
- For reading a page's content (not measuring it), use
/uprock:scrape.