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Summary
Let your AI read your Mixpanel product analytics: event trends, segmentation by any property, saved funnels, retention, frequency, saved Insights reports, cohorts and user profiles, and manage chart annotations. Signs in with a service account; US, EU and India data residency. Reports need the Growth or Enterprise plan.
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Mixpanel
Let your AI read your Mixpanel product analytics: event trends, segmentation by any property, saved funnels, retention, frequency, saved Insights reports, cohorts and user profiles, and manage chart annotations. Signs in with a service account; US, EU and India data residency. Reports need the Growth or Enterprise plan.
Setup
- With the Owner or Admin role, open Organization Settings → Service Accounts (
https://mixpanel.com/settings/org#serviceaccounts, for an EU projecthttps://eu.mixpanel.com/settings/org#serviceaccounts) and add a service account. A project Owner or Admin can also create one under Project Settings → Service Accounts for that project only. - Name it (for example AnythingMCP), give it access to the project and choose the role: Consumer is enough to read reports and profiles; creating, editing or deleting annotations and listing annotation tags need Analyst or higher. An expiry date is optional: once it passes, every call fails with 401.
- Copy the username (it looks like
anythingmcp.abc123.mp-service-account) intoMIXPANEL_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_USERNAMEand the secret intoMIXPANEL_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_SECRETstraight away: Mixpanel shows the secret only once. If you lose it, create a new service account. - Put the project id into
MIXPANEL_PROJECT_ID: Project Settings → Overview → Project ID, or the number after/project/in the project's address. - Set
MIXPANEL_API_HOSTto where the project stores its data (Project Settings → Overview → Data Residency):https://mixpanel.com(US, the default),https://eu.mixpanel.com(EU) orhttps://in.mixpanel.com(India). - Only if your project uses Data Views: set
MIXPANEL_WORKSPACE_IDto the id of the global data view (the number after/view/in the address). Otherwise leave it empty. - Install the connector and run
mixpanel_list_event_namesto see which events your project tracks.
Plan: reports use Mixpanel's Query API, which comes with the Growth and Enterprise plans. On the Free plan every report tool answers 402, and so does the connection check at install. The annotation tools work on every plan. A Growth trial is enough to try the reports.
Limits: Mixpanel allows 60 queries per hour and 5 at the same time per project, shared with every other integration that queries the project. Each report is one query, so ask for a breakdown in one go rather than day by day or user by user. Above the limit Mixpanel answers 429: wait instead of retrying straight away.
What it reads: event trends, segmentation by any property with sums and averages, saved funnels, retention, frequency, saved Insights reports, cohorts and user or group profiles. Only saved funnels and saved Insights reports can be run; a report is found by the number after report- in its address. Dates are whole days in the project's time zone (Project Settings → Overview → Timezone).
Confirm first: annotations are notes pinned to a date that every chart of the project shows to all its members. The AI confirms the text and date with you before mixpanel_create_annotation or mixpanel_update_annotation. mixpanel_delete_annotation is switched off at install.
Common errors: 401: wrong username or secret, or the service account expired. 403: the service account has no access to this project, or its role is too low (annotation changes need Analyst). 400: usually a misspelled parameter, a date not written YYYY-MM-DD or a filter with a syntax error. If a correct project id is refused, check MIXPANEL_API_HOST against the project's data residency. Empty results are not errors: there is no data for that event or range.
The connector does not send or import events or profiles, export raw events, run JQL or the per-user activity stream, edit Lexicon, create cohorts, or handle feature flags, experiments or project administration.
Prerequisites: MIXPANEL_API_HOST, MIXPANEL_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_USERNAME, MIXPANEL_SERVICE_ACCOUNT_SECRET, MIXPANEL_PROJECT_ID
Install the connector locally
curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/HelpCode-ai/anythingmcp/main/docker-compose.quickstart.yml -o docker-compose.yml
printf 'JWT_SECRET=%s\nENCRYPTION_KEY=%s\n' "$(openssl rand -hex 32)" "$(openssl rand -hex 32)" > .env
docker compose up -d
Open http://localhost:3000/connectors/store, pick Mixpanel and paste in the env vars listed under Prerequisites.
Available tools
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
mixpanel_list_event_names | List the names of the most common events in the project over the last 31 days, as a plain array of strings |
mixpanel_get_top_events | Get today's top events with their count (amount) and percent_change against yesterday, under events, plus the counting type |
mixpanel_get_event_counts | Count one or more events per minute, hour, day, week or month over a date range |
mixpanel_get_top_event_properties | List the most used property names of one event with how many events carry each, as an object of property name to {count} |
mixpanel_get_top_property_values | List the most common values of one property of one event, as a plain array of strings (e.g. the browsers or plans seen) |
mixpanel_get_event_property_counts | Count one event broken down by the values of one of its properties, per unit over a date range |
mixpanel_query_segmentation | Segmentation: count one event over a date range, optionally filtered with where and broken down with on |
mixpanel_query_segmentation_numeric | Segmentation into numeric buckets: count one event per day or hour, grouped into ranges of a numeric property expression (e.g. order amount… |
mixpanel_query_segmentation_sum | Sum a numeric expression over the events of one type per day or hour, e.g. revenue per day from properties["amount"] |
mixpanel_query_segmentation_average | Average a numeric expression over the events of one type per day or hour, e.g. the average order value from properties["amount"] |
mixpanel_list_funnels | List the saved funnels of the project with funnel_id and name. mixpanel_query_funnel needs one of these ids; a project without saved… |
mixpanel_query_funnel | Get the conversion data of a saved funnel over a date range: meta.dates and, per date, steps (count, step_conv_ratio, overall_conv_ratio… |
mixpanel_query_retention | Retention: of the users who did born_event (first-time, "birth") or any event (recurring, "compounded") in each cohort date, how many came… |
mixpanel_query_frequency | Frequency (addiction): how often users do an event within each day, week or month, counted per hour or per day |
mixpanel_query_insights_report | Run a saved Insights report and return what it shows: computed_at, date_range, headers and series (metric name to date to value) |
mixpanel_list_cohorts | List the saved cohorts of the project with id, name, description, count (members now), created and is_visible |
mixpanel_query_profiles | Read user profiles (or group profiles with data_group_id): one, a list of distinct ids, those matching a where expression, or the members… |
mixpanel_list_annotations | List the annotations of the project (notes pinned to a date on charts), optionally within a date range |
mixpanel_get_annotation | Read one annotation by id: results with id, date, description, user (who added it) and tags |
mixpanel_list_annotation_tags | List the tags used on annotations with id, name and has_annotations |
mixpanel_create_annotation | Add an annotation to the project: a note pinned to a date and time that every chart of the project shows to all its users |
mixpanel_update_annotation | Change the description or tags of an existing annotation (the date cannot be changed) |
mixpanel_delete_annotation | Delete an annotation for everyone in the project; it cannot be restored |
Example prompts
- "How many sign ups did we have per week over the last three months, broken down by country?"
- "Show me the conversion of our saved onboarding funnel for last month and the step where most users drop off."
- "Of the users who signed up in September, what share came back in each of the following eight weeks?"
- "Add an annotation for the pricing page relaunch on 1 October and show me the text and date before you save it."
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