What do I need to run this server?
You need Node.js, a Plausible API key, and your Plausible instance URL. Configure these in the Claude Desktop MCP settings file.
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A MCP Server for the Plausible API
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An MCP server that enables AI models to query analytics data from the Plausible Analytics API using the Model Context Protocol.
Configure the server in your Claude Desktop MCP settings with PLAUSIBLE_API_URL and PLAUSIBLE_API_KEY environment variables, then run the built server locally with node dist/index.js. Example prompts include asking for daily analytics overviews or generating analytics reports for a domain.
You need Node.js, a Plausible API key, and your Plausible instance URL. Configure these in the Claude Desktop MCP settings file.
Run `node dist/index.js` after building with `npm run watch` in a separate terminal.
Yes, set the `PLAUSIBLE_API_URL` environment variable to your instance's API v2 endpoint.
All data stays in your Plausible account; the server only queries it via the Plausible API and does not store any data locally.
Contact the developers via AVIMBU at https://avimbu.com.
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