Provides a cloud-based MCP server enabling natural language access to Kubit analytics for schema exploration, report generation, and data export.
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}Kubit MCP Server enables your AI workflows to securely access and analyze your Kubit data using natural language. You can explore schemas, generate analytical reports, export raw data, search dashboards, and ask questions without needing to learn query syntax.
You connect an MCP-compatible AI client to the Kubit MCP endpoint at https://mcp.kubit.ai/mcp and authenticate with OAuth 2.0. Once connected, you can explore available schemas, generate analytical reports through conversations, export raw data as CSV, search for existing reports and dashboards, and ask questions to gain insights from your data without writing queries.
Prerequisites: No local MCP server installation is required. You simply need access to a Kubit account and an MCP-compatible AI client that supports OAuth 2.0 authentication.
Step 1. Prepare your MCP client configuration by noting the server URL: https://mcp.kubit.ai/mcp.
Step 2. In your MCP client, add a new MCP server using the following URL and authentication flow. Use OAuth 2.0 when prompted by the client.
Step 3. Start querying your Kubit data. Your client will present only data for schemas to which you have access.
The Kubit MCP Server uses OAuth 2.0 authentication and honors your existing Kubit permissions. You will only see data from schemas you are authorized to view.
The MCP server exposes five core capabilities you can invoke from your AI assistant: getUserContext, getSchema, createReport, getRawData, and searchKubit. These tools enable you to initialize sessions, inspect schemas in detail, generate analytical queries, export CSV data, and locate reports and dashboards across your organization.
Common issues include authentication failures, no schemas available, and connection errors. Ensure you’re using the correct server URL, verify your Kubit permissions, and authenticate via OAuth 2.0 when prompted. If you encounter report generation issues, confirm that referenced schemas and events exist via getSchema.
Access Kubit platform documentation for overview details, contact your Kubit customer success representative for assistance, and review the MCP protocol documentation for technical context.
Initialize a session and retrieve available schemas you can access.
Explore events, properties, and dimensions within a chosen schema in detail.
Generate and run analytical queries based on your questions.
Export the raw data for a report as a CSV file for external analysis.
Search for existing reports and dashboards across your Kubit organization.