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AI Settings and Controls

Organization Admins configure Global Agent and Wave availability, AI context, model providers, agent memory, audit logs, and MCP connectors from the AI Controls page, organized across four tabs: Setup, Memory, Audit, and Connectors.

AI Controls settings

Access organization-level AI Controls from Settings > AI Controls.

The AI Controls page includes:

  • Agents availability: Choose an availability state for Global Agent and Wave in your organization.
  • AI context: Provide instructions and upload reference files to help Agents understand your business.
  • Shared Cursor integration: Share a Cursor API key with org members for use in Cursor coding agents.
  • Model providers: Add your own model provider keys for Agent Analytics custom evaluators.
  • Memory: Review and manage organization-level memories Global Agent has learned from conversations.
  • Audit: View Global Agent (Ask AI) and Wave conversation threads across your organization.
  • Connectors: Control which MCP connectors org members can authorize.
  • Disable all AI: Contact Amplitude support to turn off all AI features across your organization.

Agents availability

Control whether Global Agent and Wave are available in your organization. On the Setup tab, select one of three states:

  • Off: Turns off Agents for everyone in your organization.
  • Admin preview: Limits Agents to Organization Admins only. Use this state to test Agents before turning them on for your whole organization.
  • On for organization: Turns on Agents for everyone in your organization.

Select View which roles have access to see which of your organization's roles have access to Agents. If you need to manage access by role instead of by this organization-wide state, select Looking for role-based access controls? to go to Role-based Access Controls (RBAC).

These settings affect all users in your organization. Individual users can't override the organization-level state.

Connect Slack and Microsoft Teams

The Setup tab also shows whether your organization has connected Global Agent to Slack or Microsoft Teams:

  • Select Connect Slack to let users ask questions by messaging @Amplitude in channels and access Global Agent directly in Slack.
  • Select Connect Teams to let users ask questions by @mentioning Amplitude in chats and channels and access Global Agent directly in Teams.

For platform setup details, refer to Integrate Slack with Amplitude and Integrate Microsoft Teams with Amplitude. For how to use Global Agent once it's connected, refer to Global Agent in Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Discord.

Audit

The Audit tab gives organization admins visibility into Global Agent and Wave conversations across the organization. Use this tab to monitor usage and verify that Agents operate as expected.

View the audit log

  1. Navigate to Settings > AI Controls.
  2. Select the Audit tab.
  3. Optionally, filter by date range or search for a specific session.
  4. Review the table of threads: Session, Agent, User ID, and Started.

The audit log displays Global Agent (labeled Ask AI in the product) and Wave conversation threads from users in your organization. Other agent runs, such as Specialized Agents, Custom Agents, and Agent Analytics sessions, aren't included. Select Export JSON to download the current audit log.

Use cases for audit

Use the audit log to:

  • Monitor adoption: Track how many users engage with Global Agent and how often.
  • Verify appropriate use: Ensure users interact with Global Agent according to your organization's guidelines.
  • Troubleshoot issues: Investigate specific conversations when users report problems or unexpected behavior.
  • Inform context improvements: Identify patterns in user questions to improve your AI context configuration.

Only organization admins can access the Audit tab.

AI context

Provide custom instructions that teach Agents (both Global and Specialized) how your business works. For guidance on writing effective context, refer to AI context.

Two levels of context

Agents use two layers of context: Organization and Project.

  • Organization context: Applies to all projects. Use for company-wide standards like business model, KPI definitions, standard terminology, and global filters. Limit: 10,000 characters.
  • Project context: Applies to one project. Use for product-specific events, metrics, segments, and overrides to org defaults. Limit: 10,000 characters.

At runtime, Agents receive both context sources. Project context overrides organization context when they conflict.

Text instructions

Enter your context as structured markdown text. Use headings, bullets, and backticks to make it easy for Agents to parse.

To add text instructions:

  1. Navigate to Settings > AI Controls.
  2. On the Setup tab, find the Organization Context or Project Context card. For Project Context, select the project from the dropdown next to the heading.
  3. Select Edit.
  4. Enter your instructions in the markdown editor, or select Upload markdown file to add instructions from a file.
  5. Select Save.

Select Copy markdown at any time to copy the current instructions, or Preview to see the rendered markdown.

File uploads

Upload reference files for Agents to use alongside your text instructions. Files provide additional context without consuming your 10,000-character instruction limit.

Supported file formats:

The 50-document storage limit applies separately to each scope: you can store up to 50 documents at the organization level and up to 50 documents in each project. Each scope's limit covers both manually uploaded files and any files synced from external sources.

To upload a file:

  1. Navigate to Settings > AI Controls.
  2. On the Setup tab, find the Files section.
  3. Select Upload file and choose one or more files to upload.

Use file uploads for:

  • Data dictionaries or event catalogs in spreadsheet format.
  • Product requirement documents or specifications.
  • Style guides or documentation standards.

Files uploaded to a project also describe that project's tracking plan. Amplitude uses them to write AI-generated descriptions for the project's events and properties, preferring them over its own usage data. Organization-level files don't feed those descriptions.

File uploads supplement your text instructions; they don't replace them. Use text instructions for rules and definitions, and file uploads for detailed reference material.

Shared Cursor integration

Share a single Cursor API key with everyone in your organization so members can use it with Cursor coding agents.

  1. Navigate to Settings > AI Controls.
  2. On the Setup tab, find the Shared Cursor Integration section.
  3. Paste your Cursor API key.
  4. Select Connect.

A member's personal Cursor API key always takes precedence over the shared organization key.

Model providers

Bring your own model provider key (BYOK) so Agent Analytics can run custom evaluators and calibration runs on your behalf. Amplitude's built-in signals run without any provider key. Add one only if you define your own quality evaluators or run calibration against labeled examples.

Amplitude supports the following providers:

  • OpenAI
  • Azure OpenAI
  • Anthropic
  • Google Gemini
  • Fireworks AI
  • Amazon Bedrock
  • Google Vertex AI

To add a provider key:

  1. Navigate to Settings > AI Controls.
  2. On the Setup tab, find the Model Providers section.
  3. Select Connect Provider Key next to the provider you want to add.
  4. Enter your key and save.

Amplitude encrypts keys at rest and doesn't show them again after you save them. Keep your own copy if you need to reference or rotate the key later.

For more detail on custom evaluators and calibration runs, refer to Set up Agent Analytics.

Memory

The Memory tab shows organization-level memories: facts Global Agent has picked up across conversations, such as shared business context or recurring preferences. Org admins can review and delete these memories.

For more detail on how memory works and how to manage it, refer to Memory in Global Agent.

Connectors

The Connectors tab controls which MCP connectors org members can authorize for Global Agent, and whether members can add custom MCP servers.

  • Toggle Allow custom MCP servers to let (or block) org members from importing and using custom MCP servers.
  • For each built-in connector (Atlassian, GitHub, Granola, Linear, Notion, Sentry, and Slack), use the Enabled toggle to control whether org members can connect it, or select Edit or Delete to manage it.
  • Select Add custom MCP server to add a connector beyond the built-in list.

For full detail on supported connectors and how to manage them, refer to MCP Connectors for Global Agent.

Disable all AI

To disable Global Agent for your organization, select Off in the Agents availability section. You can also toggle other individual AI features on or off from Settings > AI Controls.

To disable all Amplitude AI features across your entire organization, contact Amplitude Support. Amplitude processes opt-out requests and disables all AI functionality for your organization.

Disabling individual features from the settings page doesn't turn off all AI. For a complete AI opt-out, contact Amplitude Support.

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