Nexly Analytics

Read-only product and web analytics for traffic, acquisition, custom events, funnels, reports, anomalies, and AI-traffic insights.

MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets AI tools like Claude, Cursor, and Codex securely read your Nexly analytics — traffic, reports, funnels, and property details — directly inside the chat or editor.

The MCP server accepts OAuth connections only. Personal API tokens (nxp_…) are for the read API and do not work with MCP.

You'll need the Claude Desktop app (or claude.ai) and a Nexly account. The setup takes about two minutes.

Open Claude, go toSettings→Connectors, and pickAdd→Add custom connector.

- Name: Nexly
- URL:https://api.nexly.to/mcp

Leave the OAuth client fields under Advanced settings empty. ClickAdd.

The authorization page shows exactly what Claude will be able to do: read Analytics, Reports, Funnels, and Properties. Review the permissions and clickAuthorize.

Once authorized, you return to Claude and the connection is active — the connector page lists the available Nexly tools and lets you tune per-tool approval. The same connector works in Claude Desktop, on claude.ai, and in the Claude mobile apps.

Cursor connects to remote MCP servers with OAuth as well.

OpenCustomize→MCPsand clickNew MCP Server(orNew).

Cursor opens~/.cursor/mcp.json; add the Nexly server there:

{ "mcpServers": { "nexly": { "url": "https://api.nexly.to/mcp" } } }

Back in the MCPs list, Nexly shows up asNeeds authentication. ClickAuthenticate.

Cursor opens the Nexly authorization page in your browser. Review the read-only permissions and clickAuthorize.

Once connected, the server appears in the list with its tools enabled; open its settings to toggle individual tools.

Codex connects to remote MCP servers over Streamable HTTP with OAuth. The desktop app, CLI, and IDE extension share one MCP configuration, so adding Nexly once makes it available everywhere.

In the Codex app, openSettings→Pluginsand switch to theMCPstab. ClickAdd server.

On theConnect to a custom MCPscreen, fill in:

- Name: Nexly
- Type: Streamable HTTP
- URL:https://api.nexly.to/mcp

Leave the bearer token and header fields empty — Nexly uses OAuth, not tokens. ClickSave.

Prefer the terminal? The same server can be added to~/.codex/config.tomlas a[mcp_servers.nexly]table withurl = "https://api.nexly.to/mcp", then authorized withcodex mcp login nexly— the app and CLI read the same configuration.

Other OAuth-capable MCP clients (for example Grok) connect the same way: give them the server URL and approve access on the Nexly authorization page.

Once connected, the AI tool can call read-only analytics tools: overview and time-series stats, top pages, sources, countries, devices and browsers, custom events, funnels, reports, anomalies, and AI-traffic breakdowns.

- "How did traffic change on my site over the last 28 days?"
- "Which pages drive the most signups this month?"
- "Summarize the latest weekly report."
- "What is the conversion of the onboarding funnel?"

Every connection you authorize appears in the Nexly dashboard underSettings→Connected apps, with the app name and its last activity.

To revoke access, clickDisconnectnext to the app and confirm. The app loses access immediately; you can always reconnect later by authorizing again.

- Authorization uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE; credentials are never shared with the connected app.
- Access is limited to read-only analytics data available to your account.
- Tokens are short-lived and refreshed automatically; disconnecting an app revokes all of its tokens at once.

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