Every agent that can read your numbers

ChatGPT

Add Alexander as a connector and ask it in the same thread as everything else.

In Settings, Connectors

Claude

Answer from your real numbers instead of guessing at them.

In Settings, Developer

Claude Cowork

Put the numbers in the room where the work is being decided.

In Customize, Connectors

OpenClaw

Message the agent and it reads your analytics back to you.

In Settings, MCP

Hermes Agent

An agent that can pull the numbers while it works on something else.

In the MCP config

Grok Bot

Ask it in the feed, get the figure from your own site.

By asking the Bot

Reasoning over your own rows instead of a guess.

In the MCP configuration

A long context, filled with your own numbers.

In the MCP configuration

Muse

Ask what happened, and get the sentence rather than the chart.

In the MCP configuration

Perplexity Computer

Research your own site with the same tool you research everything else.

In Connectors

Self-hosted chat, with your analytics as a tool.

In librechat.yaml

Ask from the launcher, without opening anything.

In Manage MCP Servers

Cursor

The editor about to change the page can read what the page does.

In .cursor/mcp.json

Grok Build

Build against what the page actually does.

In the terminal

Agent mode in VS Code, pointed at your own numbers.

In .vscode/mcp.json

Cascade can pull the traffic behind the file it is looking at.

In the Windsurf MCP config

A context server in Zed's assistant panel.

In Zed's settings

The VS Code agent that asks before it acts.

In cline_mcp_settings.json

Open source, in VS Code and JetBrains.

In ~/.continue/config.yaml

Claude Code

Ask your analytics a question from the terminal you are already in.

In the project directory

Codex

OpenAI's terminal agent, reading your traffic while it edits.

In ~/.codex/config.toml

Google's terminal agent, with your analytics as one of its tools.

In ~/.gemini/settings.json

nanoclaw

Small, local, and pointed at your own analytics.

In the config file

AI Agents CLI

Any terminal agent, pointed at the same server.

In the agent's config

Block's open source agent, on the desktop or in a terminal.

In Settings, Extensions

Paperclip

Wire the numbers into whatever runs without you.

In the integration settings

MCP Server

The server itself: one endpoint, five read only tools, a key per site.

Anywhere that speaks MCP

Put the numbers in a workflow rather than in a window.

In an MCP Client node