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    Omniconvert MCP Server exposes experiments and analytics data through the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

    Compatibility:

    • MCP spec: 2025-06-18
    • JSON-RPC: 2.0
    • Supported transport: Streamable HTTP

    MCP entry point: https://web.omniconvert.com/mcp

    Custom connectors for MCP clients

    Authentication

    The server accepts two auth schemes on the standard Authorization header:

    • ApiKeyAuthorization: ApiKey <token>. Recommended for programmatic clients (Cursor, Claude Code CLI, Claude Desktop via bridge, custom integrations). See the API Key clients page for how to generate a key and wire it into a config file.
    • OAuth 2.1 BearerAuthorization: Bearer <token>, with dynamic client registration. Used automatically by the Claude AI and ChatGPT custom connectors.

    Tokens are scoped to the Omniconvert account that owns them. A token can read experiments, variations, goals, segments and reports for any website attached to that account; it cannot reach resources owned by a different account.

    Tools and Resources

    Available tools are:

    • init – retrieve initial context for experiments analysis
    • find_website – find a website by its ID or URL
    • list_websites – list all available websites
    • list_experiments – get the list of available experiments
    • read_experiment – get experiment data by its URI
    • read_variation – get variation data by its URI
    • read_goal – get goal data by its URI
    • read_segment– get segment data by its URI
    • list_experiments_performance_overview – bulk performance overview for up to 10 experiments (users, conversion rate, revenue, leads, survey respondents) over a date range
    • get_experiment_performance_report – get performance report for an experiment
    • get_experiment_performance_chart_series – get performance chart series for an experiment

    Available resources:

    • Experiment
    • Variation
    • Goal
    • Segment

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