# Umami Cloud MCP for AI Agents AI Agent Connect > Umami Cloud MCP connects your AI agent to your web analytics data. It lets your agent pull real-time user counts, breakdown traffic by device or browser, and fetch historical pageviews without the privacy headaches of traditional analytics. If you need your agent to understand how people are actually using your site, this is the bridge. ## Overview - **Category:** data-analytics - **Price:** Free - **Endpoint:** https://edge.vinkius.com/vk_preview_9EXTuMmdOrkYmdFdEgqrlxY9Eb8e04EFBbQtnTHF/ai-agent-connect - **Tags:** web-analytics, privacy-focused, pageviews, user-behavior, event-tracking, real-time-stats ## Description Imagine you're looking at a drop in signups and need to know why. Instead of opening three different tabs and digging through complex dashboards, you just ask your agent to check the latest traffic. This Connector gives your agent the eyes it needs to see what's happening on your site right now. It pulls in the numbers on who's visiting, what devices they're using, and which pages are actually getting attention. Because you're using the Umami Cloud MCP through the Vinkius catalog, you don't have to worry about the heavy lifting of API authentication or manual data mapping. You just point your agent at your analytics, and it starts providing answers. It's built for people who care about privacy but still need to know if their website is actually working. You can get a pulse on active users or a deep dive into browser trends without ever leaving your chat interface. It turns raw analytics into conversational insights, letting you spot patterns in user behavior that usually take hours of manual filtering to find. ## Tools ### websites Fetch specific metrics like URLs, browsers, and devices. This helps you understand the technical profile of your visitors. ### users Get the current number of active users on your site. Use this to see real-time traffic spikes or lulls. ## Prompt Examples **Prompt:** ``` How many people are on my site right now? ``` **Response:** ``` Checking your active users... There are currently **432 active users** on your website right now. ``` **Prompt:** ``` What's the breakdown of devices for my pricing page? ``` **Response:** ``` Looking at the traffic for `/pricing`... * **Mobile:** 65% * **Desktop:** 35% * **Tablet:** 2% ``` **Prompt:** ``` Show me the top 3 browsers people use to visit my site. ``` **Response:** ``` Based on your Umami Cloud data, the top 3 browsers are: 1. **Chrome** (45%) 2. **Safari** (30%) 3. **Firefox** (12%) ``` ## Capabilities ### Get active user counts See how many people are on your site at this exact moment. ### Break down traffic by device Check if your visitors are mostly on mobile, desktop, or tablets. ### Identify top-performing URLs Find out which pages are driving the most engagement from your audience. ### Analyze browser and OS distribution Understand the technical environment and software your users prefer. ### Pull historical website metrics Compare past performance against current trends to spot growth patterns. ## Use Cases ### Debugging a conversion drop A marketing lead sees a drop in conversions and asks their agent to check the websites tool for browser distribution to see if a specific browser is breaking the checkout. ### Monitoring a feature launch A product manager asks their agent to monitor users during the first hour of a launch to see if the traffic spike matches the marketing blast. ### Identifying mobile bugs A developer asks their agent to pull the top URLs from websites to see which pages are being hit most by mobile users to prioritize fixes. ### Checking blog engagement A content creator asks their agent to pull metrics for a specific URL to see how much engagement it's getting compared to last week. ## Benefits - No more manual dashboard switching. Use the websites tool to let your agent pull traffic data instantly so you can stay in your flow. - Real-time user monitoring. Use the users tool to get an immediate pulse on your site's activity without refreshing a browser tab. - Privacy-first data access. Get all your analytics without the tracking bloat or privacy concerns of bigger platforms. - Faster trend identification. Ask your agent to compare historical metrics to spot performance drops or growth patterns quickly. - Better device insights. Use websites to see exactly how many mobile vs. desktop users you have to inform your design choices. ## How It Works The bottom line is your agent gets a direct line to your privacy-first web analytics. 1. Connect your Umami Cloud API key to the Connector. 2. Give your AI client permission to access your analytics. 3. Ask questions about your traffic or user behavior in plain English. ## Frequently Asked Questions **Can I use Umami Cloud MCP to see real-time traffic?** Yes, you can ask your agent to check the current active user count to see how many people are on your site at this exact moment. **Does Umami Cloud MCP support mobile analytics?** It does. Your agent can pull data on device types so you can see how many of your visitors are on phones vs. desktops. **Is my data private with Umami Cloud MCP?** Yes, it connects to Umami, which is a privacy-focused analytics platform. Your agent only sees the data you allow it to access. **Can I ask my agent to compare pageviews?** You can ask your agent to pull metrics for specific URLs to see which pages are getting the most attention from your audience. **Do I need to be a developer to use Umami Cloud MCP?** No, you just need your Umami Cloud API key. Once it's connected, you can talk to your data in plain English. **Can the Umami Cloud MCP see specific user names?** No, it only provides aggregate metrics like user counts and device types to protect your users' privacy. **What data can AI generate from Umami Cloud?** AI can query active users individually, metrics by website, page view breakdowns, browser/OS statistics, and custom triggered events. **How does the Connector authenticate with Umami Cloud?** The integration uses an API access token. Provide your Umami Cloud token manually or pass username and password. **How does the MCP authenticate with Umami Cloud?** The integration uses an API access token. Provide your Umami Cloud token manually or pass username and password.