How to connect Amplitude MCP to Claude Code

Q: How do I switch Amplitude MCP from the US server to EU residency?

Run the install command again with the EU URL: claude mcp add -t http -s user Amplitude "https://mcp.eu.amplitude.com/mcp" This overwrites the existing server entry. Re-authenticate when prompted.

Q: What does the flag do?

The scope registers the MCP server globally for your user account, so it's available in every Claude Code session without per-project configuration. Use instead to scope it to a single project directory.

Connect Amplitude MCP to Claude Code so you can ask questions about your product data, such as funnels, cohorts, and experiments, directly from your terminal. Setup uses OAuth and takes about two minutes; no API keys to manage. Use this when you want to analyze Amplitude data without leaving your development environment.

Use Claude Code if you prefer terminal-based AI workflows. If you want browser-based chat instead, use the Claude connector for claude.ai.

You need an active Amplitude account with project access and Claude Code installed.

How do I install Amplitude MCP in Claude Code?

For general MCP setup reference, refer to the Claude Code MCP documentation.

Add the MCP server globally:
shell
```
claude mcp add -t http -s user Amplitude "https://mcp.amplitude.com/mcp"
```
EU customers should use https://mcp.eu.amplitude.com/mcp instead.
Start Claude Code:
shell
```
claude
```
Open the MCP menu:
shell
```
/mcp
```
Follow the Amplitude OAuth authentication flow.

How do I verify the connection works?

Ask Claude Code: "What Amplitude projects can I access?" If you see a list of your projects, MCP is connected and authenticated.

How do I switch Amplitude MCP from the US server to EU residency?

Run the install command again with the EU URL:

shell

claude mcp add -t http -s user Amplitude "https://mcp.eu.amplitude.com/mcp"

This overwrites the existing server entry. Re-authenticate when prompted.

What permissions does the Amplitude MCP server have?

The MCP server inherits the Amplitude permissions of the user who authenticates. You can only read or modify projects you already have access to in Amplitude. Amplitude grants no additional access.

What does the flag do?

The -s user scope registers the MCP server globally for your user account, so it's available in every Claude Code session without per-project configuration. Use -s local instead to scope it to a single project directory.

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