Samarth Analytics MCP Server: Setup for Claude, Cursor and Other Apps

• Lists the Google Tag Manager accounts you can reach

  Returns every GTM account your Google sign-in can access, which is the usual first step before looking inside a container.

  Try: “Which GTM accounts do I have?”

  Network · accounts_list

• Lists the containers in a GTM account

  Returns all containers under one account, following every page of results automatically.

  Try: “List the containers in my main GTM account.”

  Network · containers_list

• Gets the install snippet for a container

  Returns the code a website pastes in to load the container.

  Try: “Give me the GTM snippet for the shop container.”

  Network · containers_snippet

• Lists workspaces in a container

  Shows the draft workspaces in a container, where tag changes are staged before a version is made.

  Try: “Show the workspaces in the shop container.”

  Network · workspaces_list

• Shows pending changes and merge conflicts in a workspace

  Returns the changed items and any merge conflicts so you can review a draft before it becomes a version.

  Try: “What has changed in my default workspace?”

  Network · workspace_get_status

• Lists every tag in a workspace

  Returns all tags with their type, trigger links and settings.

  Try: “List all tags in the shop workspace.”

  Network · tags_list

• Lists every trigger in a workspace

  Returns the triggers that decide when tags fire.

  Try: “Which triggers fire on form submissions?”

  Network · triggers_list

• Lists user-defined variables

  Returns the variables you created in a workspace, not the built-in ones.

  Try: “Show the variables in this workspace.”

  Network · variables_list

• Lists published and saved container versions

  Returns version headers so you can see what went live and when.

  Try: “What is the latest published version of this container?”

  Network · versions_list

• Checks a workspace for common GTM and GA4 setup problems

  Inspects the workspace and reports typical implementation issues found in the tags and triggers.

  Try: “Audit my workspace for broken or duplicate tags.”

  Network · audit_container

• Exports a workspace as structured JSON

  Returns a full dump of the workspace so it can be reviewed or kept as a backup.

  Try: “Export the shop workspace as JSON.”

  Network · export_container

• Lists your GA4 accounts and their properties

  The starting point for GA4: returns each account with a summary of its properties.

  Try: “Which GA4 properties do I have access to?”

  Network · ga4_account_summaries_list

• Lists GA4 data streams and their measurement IDs

  Returns web, Android and iOS streams for a property, including each web stream's measurement ID.

  Try: “What is the measurement ID for the website stream?”

  Network · ga4_data_streams_list

• Lists GA4 key events

  Returns the events marked as key events, which used to be called conversions.

  Try: “Which key events are set up in this property?”

  Network · ga4_key_events_list

• Runs a GA4 report over a date range

  Runs a Data API report with the dimensions and metrics you ask for, such as event counts by event name, with limits and ordering.

  Try: “How many purchase events did we get by day last week?”

  Network · ga4_run_report

• Shows GA4 events from roughly the last 30 minutes

  Runs a realtime report, useful for checking that a tag you just changed is sending events.

  Try: “Are page_view events arriving right now?”

  Network · ga4_run_realtime_report

• Creates a tag in a workspace

  Adds a new tag to the draft workspace. It only works when writes are turned on, and needs confirm=true on each call.

  Try: “Add a GA4 event tag for the signup button.”

  Write · tags_create

• Changes an existing tag

  Edits a tag in the draft workspace. Needs writes turned on and confirm=true.

  Try: “Change the purchase tag to also send the currency.”

  Write · tags_update

• Creates a trigger in a workspace

  Adds a new trigger to the draft workspace. Needs writes turned on and confirm=true.

  Try: “Create a trigger for clicks on the signup button.”

  Write · triggers_create

• Saves a workspace as a container version

  Creates a version checkpoint from the draft workspace without making it live. Needs writes turned on.

  Try: “Create a version from my workspace called "Add signup event".”

  Write · versions_create

• Publishes a version to the live site

  Makes a saved version live. This is the highest-risk action and stays off unless publishing is enabled.

  Try: “Publish version 42.”

  Write · versions_publish

• Creates a version and publishes it in one step

  Saves the workspace as a version and makes it live in a single call. Needs both writes and publishing turned on.

  Try: “Version and publish my workspace now.”

  Write · workspace_create_version_and_publish

• Deletes a tag

  Removes a tag from the draft workspace. Stays off unless deletes are enabled and confirm=true is passed.

  Try: “Delete the old Facebook pixel tag.”

  Delete · tags_delete

• Deletes a container version

  Deletes a saved version. Stays off unless deletes are enabled.

  Try: “Delete version 17.”

  Delete · versions_delete

• Grants a person access to an account or container

  Gives a user access levels in GTM. Needs writes turned on.

  Try: “Give jo@example.com read access to the shop container.”

  Write · user_permissions_create

• Revokes a person's access

  Removes a user's access to an account or container. Stays off unless deletes are enabled.

  Try: “Remove access for ex-employee@example.com.”

  Delete · user_permissions_delete

Watch out for

• Writes and publishing exist behind env flags

  With the write, publish and delete flags on, the assistant can change tags and make a version live on your site. Keep them off, and test on a dummy container first. github.com

• It can change who has access to your containers

  The user permission tools can grant or revoke access when writes or deletes are enabled. Leave those flags off unless you need them. github.com

• Hosted version sends your data through a third party

  The hosted instance at mcp.samarthanalytics.com is a shared, best-effort community service. Use the local install if your data must not leave your machine. github.com

• Your Google tokens are stored locally

  The local install keeps OAuth tokens in a file or environment variables. Keep them out of git and revoke access in your Google account if needed. github.com

• The repo is not an official Google project

  The README says to use it at your own risk and start on a dummy container. github.com

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