Overview
What the MCP Server does
Available Tools
What AI agents can access
Connect an AI Client
Claude, Cursor and others
Security
Access control and privacy
Overview
GermainUX now includes a built-in MCP Server. The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants and agents connect to external tools and data sources. With the GermainUX MCP Server, an MCP-compatible AI client can use GermainUX monitoring, analytics, and insights as context, so its answers are grounded in your real user, workflow, and technology data.AI is only as accurate as the data behind it. The MCP Server gives AI agents access to the deep, contextual, and actionable data that GermainUX collects, rather than relying on prompts alone.
Examples
MCP Server for Salesforce
Watch how to use the GermainUX MCP Server with Salesforce:
You can also watch it on YouTube.
MCP Server for Shopify
Watch how to use the GermainUX MCP Server with Shopify:
You can also watch it on YouTube.
Use Cases
- Ask an AI assistant what the top user frictions were in an application over a given period.
- Investigate an alert or SLA violation from your AI assistant or IDE.
- Summarize sessions, errors, or business-process issues affecting a group of users.
- Retrieve KPI values and trends to include in an analysis or report.
- Let an AI agent check GermainUX data before suggesting a fix or next step.
Available Tools
The MCP Server exposes GermainUX capabilities to AI clients as MCP tools.
TODO: list each tool, its parameters, and the data it returns.
Prerequisites
- GermainUX TODO: version or later.
- A GermainUX user account with permission to the data the AI client will access.
- An MCP-compatible AI client (TODO: confirm supported clients, for example Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, VS Code).
- Network access from the AI client to the GermainUX MCP Server endpoint.
Enable the MCP Server
1
Open the MCP Server settings
TODO: menu path in GermainUX, for example Settings > AI > MCP Server.
2
Enable the MCP Server
TODO: describe the enable option and any related settings.
3
Create credentials
TODO: describe how to create an API token or configure OAuth for the AI client.
4
Copy the endpoint URL
TODO: endpoint format, for example
https://<your-germainux-host>/TODO.Connect an AI Client
Add the GermainUX MCP Server to your AI client’s MCP configuration. The exact steps depend on the client. TODO: confirm the transport (for example Streamable HTTP) and authentication header.Security and Access Control
- The MCP Server respects GermainUX user permissions and team-based visibility (TODO: confirm).
- Sensitive data masking and anonymization settings continue to apply (TODO: confirm).
- Credentials should be stored securely and rotated regularly.
- Data returned to an online LLM is processed by that LLM provider. Review your organization’s AI policies before connecting.
Related Documentation
AI Settings
Configure GermainUX AI
AI-Driven Insights
Insights and recommendations
Configure with WebMCP
Configure GermainUX with a browser agent
WebMCP Monitoring
Monitor WebMCP activity in browsers
Get Help
Contact GermainUX Support
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