MCP Server

Prompt New Insights

Bring Amplitude’s behavioral context into your favorite AI workflows—Claude, Cursor, Github, and more—to get answers faster.

Prompt New Insights

Unlock insights anywhere

Start a conversation about your users or product and get expert-level answers in seconds that you can share with your whole org. No writing SQL, configuring dashboards, or waiting on the data team.

Context for every team

Amplitude MCP means any team can answer their own questions using the AI tools that are already in their workflow. Understand engagement metrics, run and evaluate A/B tests, and monitor data for quality, all through AI-native tools.

Enhance your AI workflows

Make your Amplitude data a foundational layer for any AI workflow. Pull together insights, automatically generate reports, and take action based on real user behavior and comprehensive analysis.

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“We've been able to embed our domain knowledge directly into our LLM workflows. Now insights that used to require specialized analytics expertise are accessible to everyone.”

Moss Pauly
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Technical Product Manager, Data & AI

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FAQ

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. It’s an open-source standard for connecting AI applications to external systems, kind of like a USB-C plug for all your AI tools. You can read more about it .

Amplitude MCP is available to all Amplitude customers, so even if you're on a , you can connect to it. You will separately need to have access to the AI application you want to connect with, and that may involve creating a paid account.

Claude, Cursor, and Github are just the applications that we have native connectors built with today—you can also build your own connector to any AI tool you want as long as it supports MCP servers. !

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