by @mixpanel
Official Mixpanel Model Context Protocol (MCP) integration (Beta) that enables organizations to analyze product and replay data using conversational AI. Teams can query events, session replays, funnels, and user behavior through AI interfaces (Claude Pro/Free, Cursor, Gemini CLI, ChatGPT) using natural language, eliminating complex dashboard navigation or technical query languages. Provides 13 tools organized into four categories: Analytics Functions (4 tools for segmentation, funnels, retention, frequency), Data Discovery & Exploration (7 tools for projects, events, properties, data quality, lexicon), Qualitative Analysis (1 tool for session replays), and Advanced Query Capabilities (natural language filtering, grouping, time-based analysis, numerical aggregations). Remote MCP server using mcp-remote proxy with OAuth authentication. Requires organization admin to enable MCP in Settings > Org > Overview. Users can only query projects they have access to within Mixpanel. Existing Mixpanel permissions remain in effect. Supports multiple regions (US, EU, IN). Key benefits: democratized analytics (natural language queries), enhanced productivity (instant insights, no context switching), strategic value (accelerate product discovery). Use cases: channel performance, retention intelligence, conversion optimization, user journey analysis, replay analysis combined with events. Installation via npx mcp-remote with region-specific endpoints: US (mcp.mixpanel.com), EU (mcp-eu.mixpanel.com), IN (mcp-in.mixpanel.com). Requires Node.js. OAuth scopes: projects, analysis, events, insights, segmentation, retention, data:read, funnels, flows, data_definitions. Security considerations: AI service data sharing, start with test datasets, conduct security review before production. Protocol: Server-sent events (SSE). Currently in Beta.
This server provides the following tools for AI assistants:
Analyze event counts and unique users with filtering and grouping capabilities for segmentation analysis
List all Mixpanel projects the user has access to
Get detailed information about a specific Mixpanel project and workspace
Browse all available events tracked in your Mixpanel project
Explore properties available for each event in your project
Discover specific values for event properties to understand data distributions
Monitor and detect volume anomalies in data ingestion for data quality
Get direct links to event definitions and documentation in Mixpanel Lexicon
Analyze a specific user's session replays in combination with event data for qualitative insights
Use complex boolean expressions for natural language data filtering across all queries
Analyze user engagement patterns and usage intensity metrics
Analyze conversion rates across user journeys and multi-step funnels
Track user engagement and return behavior patterns over time