AI and MCP/MCP server

MCP server

Connect Claude, Cursor, or any MCP compatible client to your Analyse data. Query events, build segments, and manage knowledge base pages from your own AI tools.

What it is

Analyse runs a Model Context Protocol server. Point an MCP client at it and your AI tool of choice can query your analytics directly, with the same tool set the built in assistant uses. MCP server access is available on the Pro plan and above.

Connecting a client

Open Settings → Account in the dashboard and find the MCP section. Two ways in:

  • OAuth Clients that support remote MCP servers with OAuth (like Claude) can connect to the server URL directly and log in through the browser. The dashboard shows the exact URL and a ready made config block to copy.
  • API keys Generate a key in the same panel for clients that authenticate with a bearer token.

Keys are scoped: you pick which sites a key can see, and whether it is read only or allowed to write (create boards, edit knowledge base pages). Keys can be revoked at any time, and the panel shows when each was last used.

Available tools

ToolWhat it does
list_websitesLists the sites the key can access, call it first to get ids.
get_analytics_overviewHeadline metrics for a site and date range.
query_eventsQuery event volumes with filters and breakdowns.
get_funnelConversion between a sequence of events.
list_cohortsThe cohorts defined on the site.
list_usersIdentified people and their traits.
build_segmentBuild an audience segment from behavior filters.
create_dashboardCreate a board (requires write scope).
search_knowledge_base, query_knowledge_baseSearch and read knowledge base pages.
create_kb_page, update_kb_page, delete_kb_page, attach_kb_pageManage knowledge base pages (write scope).

What this is good for

Ad hoc analysis without leaving your editor, weekly report drafts written by your own agent, or wiring Analyse numbers into automations. Since the knowledge base tools are included, an agent can also keep your internal docs in sync as it works.

Heads up

An MCP key grants whatever access you scoped it to. Treat write enabled keys like passwords, and prefer read only keys for anything experimental.