Ask your data a question. Get the answer — and the reason.
Type a question in English or Chinese. The assistant reads your own events, draws the chart, explains what changed and suggests what to do next. The same answers are available in your AI tools through MCP.
- Answers from your own data
- Charts you can open
- MCP for Claude, Cursor and more
Sign-ups fell 31% from Thursday. Almost all of the drop is mobile visitors from Meta Ads landing on the new /pricing page, where the form loads 2.8 s slower.
AI that works on your numbers, not general knowledge
Every answer is built from queries on your own project, with the chart and the numbers behind it.
Ask in plain words
Why did sign-ups drop? Which channel brings users who stay? The assistant turns the question into a query, runs it, and explains the result — including which dimension drove the change.
- Trends, funnels, retention and attribution questions
- Explains which channel, page or device drove a change
- Open the chart as a saved analysis
Sign-ups fell 31% from Thursday. Almost all of the drop is mobile visitors from Meta Ads landing on the new /pricing page, where the form loads 2.8 s slower.
Reports that open with a summary
Scheduled email reports start with a short AI summary of what changed and why, followed by the numbers.
- Weekly or monthly
- Summary of the biggest movers
- Sent to the people who need it
Visitors grew 12%, led by ChatGPT referrals (+41%). Sign-ups dipped 6% — mostly mobile visitors on the new pricing page. Revenue rose 16% on repeat orders.
Alerts with a likely cause
When a monitored metric moves outside its normal range, the alert says what happened and where — the channel, page or device behind it.
- Anomaly detection on any metric
- Likely cause attached
- Email, WeCom, DingTalk, Feishu or webhook
AI event inbox
Autocaptured clicks and form submits are grouped into candidate events with readable names. Confirm them and they work in every report.
- AI-named candidate events
- Confirm or rename in one click
- Works on interactions already stored
track('purchase', { value, currency })Use PathClue inside Claude, Cursor and other AI tools
PathClue runs an MCP server. Connect it once and ask about traffic, funnels and revenue from the AI tool you already work in.
Create an API key
A read-only key for the projects you want to expose.
Add the server
Paste the MCP server URL and key into your tool’s MCP settings.
Ask
The AI tool picks the right PathClue tool and returns numbers from your project.
{
"mcpServers": {
"pathclue": {
"type": "http",
"url": "https://…/mcp",
"headers": {
"Authorization": "Bearer <API key>"
}
}
}
}Use an API key with read access. The AI tool only sees the projects that key can read.
AI with clear boundaries
What the assistant and AI tools can see — and what they can’t do.
Only what you can read
The assistant answers from projects you have access to. MCP tools only see the projects their API key can read.
Read-only
AI tools can query your data but cannot change settings, delete data or invite members.
Answers you can check
Every answer comes with the chart and query behind it, so you can open it and verify.
AI assistant questions
Anything else — open the chat in the corner and ask.