# GoSquared MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > GoSquared lets you pull real-time and historical web analytics into your AI workflow. Instead of digging through complex dashboards, you can ask your AI client about current visitor counts, active campaigns, and past traffic trends. It connects your GoSquared account to your agent so you can get instant answers on how your site is performing. ## Overview - **Category:** marketing-automation - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_p8nyeXpH9AnYu29UMrWbYdfGTYYc6yKjDTZnj2dP/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** web-analytics, real-time-traffic, visitor-tracking, marketing-insights, privacy-friendly ## Description This Connector gives your AI agent a direct line to your web analytics data. Instead of switching tabs to check how many people are on your site or which marketing emails are actually converting, you just ask. It pulls in live data like current visitor counts and active pages, while also reaching back into your history to show how campaigns performed over the last month. You can see which devices your audience prefers and where your traffic is coming from without ever touching a spreadsheet. By adding this Connector to your setup via the Vinkius catalog, you turn your AI into a data-savvy marketing analyst. It handles the heavy lifting of filtering through raw logs to give you the specific numbers you need for your next meeting or product launch. You no longer have to hunt for the right dashboard or remember which date range you used last time. Your agent can summarize the impact of a specific newsletter or tell you exactly how many people are browsing your pricing page at this very second. It bridges the gap between raw data and actual answers, letting you focus on making decisions instead of manual data collection. This means you can get a quick pulse on site health during a high-traffic event or dive deep into a month of historical trends to see what actually drove your growth. It turns your analytics into a conversation. ## Tools ### get_now_pages See which pages people are looking at right now. This helps you understand current user interest. ### get_trends_devices Get a breakdown of the devices your visitors used in the past. This helps you understand your audience's hardware preferences. ### get_trends_overview Pull a high-level summary of historical traffic data. Use this for a quick snapshot of past performance. ### get_now_campaigns List the marketing campaigns currently driving traffic to your site. This helps you monitor active spend. ### get_now_overview Get a snapshot of the visitors currently active on your site. It provides a top-level view of live traffic. ### get_now_sources Identify the referrers for your current live traffic. Use this to see where live visitors are coming from. ### get_now_visitors Get a list of the specific visitors currently online. This gives you a granular look at live site activity. ### get_trends_browsers See a breakdown of the browsers your audience uses over time. This helps with compatibility and UX planning. ### get_trends_campaigns Check the performance of your past marketing campaigns. Use this to see which efforts drove the most growth. ### get_trends_pages See which pages received the most views over a specific period. It helps identify your best-performing content. ### get_trends_sources Identify where your historical traffic originated from. This is useful for auditing past marketing channels. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` How many people are on the site right now? ``` **Response:** ``` Checking live traffic... You currently have 142 active visitors on your site. Most of them are currently viewing your 'Pricing' page. ``` **Prompt:** ``` What were our top traffic sources yesterday? ``` **Response:** ``` Looking at the trends... Yesterday, your top traffic sources were: * **Google (Organic):** 1,200 visits * **Direct:** 850 visits * **Twitter / X:** 420 visits * **LinkedIn:** 150 visits ``` **Prompt:** ``` Tell me what percentage of visitors today are using mobile phones. ``` **Response:** ``` Checking the device breakdown... So far today, 62% of your site traffic is originating from mobile devices, predominantly iOS. ``` ## Capabilities ### Check live visitor counts See exactly how many people are on your site right now. ### Pull historical campaign performance Get data on how past marketing efforts drove traffic. ### Identify top-performing pages See which specific URLs are getting the most views over time. ### See real-time traffic sources Identify where your current visitors are coming from in real time. ### Analyze device and browser trends Understand the hardware and software your audience prefers. ### Monitor active marketing campaigns View all campaigns currently driving traffic to your site. ## Use Cases ### Checking a live launch A marketing manager asks 'How many people are on the site from our Twitter link right now?' and gets the answer instantly using get_now_sources. ### Reviewing last month's ROI A product lead asks for a summary of the last 30 days of traffic to see if a new landing page worked, pulling data via get_trends_overview. ### Identifying device gaps A developer asks for a breakdown of mobile vs desktop users to prioritize mobile fixes, using the get_trends_devices tool. ### Campaign auditing A freelancer asks which specific campaigns drove the most traffic last week to decide where to spend more, using get_trends_campaigns. ## Benefits - Stop manual data entry by pulling historical campaign data directly into your chat using get_trends_campaigns. - Monitor live site traffic using get_now_visitors to see exactly who is online right now. - Identify your best-performing content quickly with get_trends_pages for better SEO and content planning. - Understand your audience's hardware preferences using get_trends_devices for better UX design choices. - Track live marketing spend by checking get_now_campaigns during active product launches or events. - Get instant answers on traffic sources without opening multiple browser tabs or exporting CSV files. ## How It Works The bottom line is you get conversational access to your web analytics without leaving your chat interface. 1. Subscribe to the Connector in the Vinkius marketplace. 2. Enter your GoSquared Site Token and API Key into your configuration. 3. Ask your AI client questions about your live traffic or historical trends. ## Frequently Asked Questions **What does the GoSquared MCP do for my marketing?** It lets your AI agent pull live and historical web analytics directly into your conversation. You can ask about visitor counts, traffic sources, and campaign performance without leaving your workspace. **Can I use GoSquared MCP to see live visitors?** Yes, you can ask your agent to show you who is online right now or which pages they are viewing. It pulls this data from your GoSquared account in real time. **How do I see my past campaign performance?** You can ask the AI to look at your historical campaign data. It will summarize which marketing efforts drove the most traffic over any time period you specify. **Does GoSquared MCP work with Claude or Cursor?** Yes, it works with any MCP-compatible client like Claude, Cursor, or Windsurf. Once you connect it via Vinkius, your AI agent can access your data. **Is my data safe with the GoSquared MCP?** The Connector connects directly to your GoSquared account using your own API keys. It only accesses the data you authorize through your account settings. **Can I see which devices my audience uses?** Yes, you can ask for a breakdown of browsers and devices. This helps you understand if your audience is primarily on mobile or desktop for better design choices. **Can I see exactly how many people are on my site right now?** Yes! The `get_now_overview` tool provides an instant snapshot of your concurrent active visitors. You can also use `get_now_pages` to see exactly which URLs they are currently reading. **How do I check traffic for a specific day in the past?** You can use any of the `get_trends_*` tools (like `get_trends_overview`) and provide the `date` parameter. You can use 'today', 'yesterday', or a specific date format like 'YYYY-MM-DD'. **Does it track which external links visitors click?** Yes. The real-time events functionality tracks specific outbound interactions out of the box, exposing exactly what resources capture audience interest the most.