PlainSignal FAQs

Name: PlainSignal
Author: plainsignal

Question 1

What is PlainSignal?

Accepted Answer

PlainSignal is an MCP (Model Context Protocol) server that allows you to retrieve analytics reports and metrics for specified domains and time periods.

Question 2

What is MCP and how does PlainSignal use it?

Accepted Answer

MCP stands for Model Context Protocol. PlainSignal uses MCP to provide a standardized way to request and receive analytics data from the PlainSignal platform.

Question 3

What kind of analytics data can I retrieve with PlainSignal?

Accepted Answer

You can retrieve analytics reports and detailed metrics, including page views, entry pages, and other sub-reports, for a specified domain and time period. Filtering and pagination are also supported.

Question 4

How do I install PlainSignal MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

You can install PlainSignal MCP Server globally or locally using npm: `npm install -g @plainsignal/plainsignal-mcp` (global) or `npm install @plainsignal/plainsignal-mcp` (local).

Question 5

How do I authenticate with the PlainSignal MCP Server?

Accepted Answer

You authenticate using an access token, which can be passed as a command-line argument (`--token <your_access_token>`) or through the `PLAINSIGNAL_TOKEN` environment variable.

PlainSignal

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