Marketplace MCP Server
Product analytics and instrumentation for your AI coding assistant workflow.
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Overview
The Marketplace MCP Server enables AI agents to function as product analysts. It provides direct access to Amplitude's core analytics suite, allowing you to generate charts, build dashboards, and perform deep-dive trend analysis directly from your development environment. Beyond standard reporting, it assists in triaging product experiments and interpreting behavioral data. The server features a wide range of specialized skills, including session replay analysis, account health monitoring, and automated synthesis of customer feedback. Developers can use it to instrument analytics, compare user journeys, and identify product development opportunities by cross-referencing qualitative and quantitative data.
Our verdict
This server receives a security score of 40/100, indicating a high-risk level. The authentication methods and read-only status have not yet been reviewed, which presents potential access risks for sensitive product analytics. Because it is community-maintained rather than official, users should exercise caution in production environments where secure data handling is mandatory.
- Supports diverse AI environments like Cursor and Gemini CLI
- Provides seven distinct categories of product analytics skills
- Contains zero direct dependencies to minimize supply chain surface
- Actively maintained with a recent commit three days ago
- Security assessment remains incomplete for authentication methods
- Read-only mode implementation has not been reviewed
- Operates as a community project rather than an official vendor tool
Tools
| Tool | Description | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| create-chart | Creates Amplitude charts from natural language descriptions | medium |
| create-dashboard | Builds dashboards from requirements, organizing charts into logical sections | medium |
| analyze-chart | Deep-dives a chart to explain trends, anomalies, and likely drivers | low |
| analyze-dashboard | Reviews a dashboard end-to-end, surfacing key takeaways and areas of concern | low |
| analyze-experiment | Designs A/B tests, monitors running experiments, and interprets results | low |
| monitor-experiments | Triages all active and recently completed experiments by importance | low |
| analyze-feedback | Synthesizes customer feedback into themes — feature requests, bugs, pain points, praise | low |
| analyze-account-health | Summarizes B2B account health with usage patterns, risk signals, and expansion opportunities | low |
| discover-opportunities | Finds product opportunities by cross-referencing analytics, experiments, replays, and feedback | low |
| compare-user-journeys | Compares two user groups side-by-side to surface behavioral differences | low |
Compatibility
| Client | Local | Docker | Remote | Read-only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ChatGPT | ||||
| Claude Desktop | ||||
| Cursor | ||||
| VS Code | ||||
| Windsurf |
Frequently asked questions
›Which AI coding tools are compatible with this MCP server?
This plugin works with Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, Gemini CLI, and Claude.
›How do I authenticate with the Amplitude plugin?
After installing the plugin, you will be prompted to authenticate when you first attempt to run a command or use the /mcp interface.
›Can I use this plugin for local development?
Yes, you can clone the repository locally and point Claude Code to the plugin directory using the --plugin-dir flag.
›Are there safety measures for deleting analytics events?
Yes, the tracking-plan-audit skill requires complete source coverage before recommending deletions and asks for explicit user confirmation before executing any destructive mutations.
›Does the plugin support external knowledge sources?
Yes, the what-would-lenny-do skill answers product strategy questions using Lenny Rachitsky's archive, though it requires the lennysdata MCP to be configured.
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