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@getfunneled/mcp

v1.0.2504

Published

GetFunneled MCP server for Claude Code and other stdio MCP clients.

Readme

GetFunneled MCP

Connect Claude Code to your GetFunneled account so it can help with funnels, analytics, media, products, campaigns, permalinks, and A/B tests.

Install

Run this in your terminal:

claude mcp add getfunneled -- npx -y @getfunneled/mcp

That adds GetFunneled as an MCP server in Claude Code.

Approve Claude

The first time Claude uses GetFunneled, it will show an approval link and a device code.

  1. Open the approval link.
  2. Sign in to GetFunneled if needed.
  3. Confirm the device code on the MCP Access screen.
  4. Go back to Claude Code and run your request again.

Claude stores its GetFunneled access token on your machine at:

~/.config/getfunneled/mcp.json

You can revoke access any time from the MCP Access screen in GetFunneled.

What Claude can help with

Once connected, Claude can work with the GetFunneled account you approve.

It can help you:

  • Check which GetFunneled account and clients are available.
  • Pull analytics summaries, time series, breakdowns, and custom reports.
  • Find funnels, campaigns, permalinks, products, themes, and files.
  • Create funnels and move or rename existing funnels.
  • Open a funnel in your browser.
  • Upload local images and videos into GetFunneled.
  • Select products for a funnel draft.
  • Change a funnel theme.
  • Edit funnel draft content, including block fields, global fields, sections, and section order.
  • Create and manage permalinks.
  • Create, inspect, update, and deactivate A/B tests.

For example, you can ask Claude:

Show me last week's analytics for this client.
Find the funnel for our summer campaign and open it.
Upload these product images to GetFunneled.
Create a permalink for the new advertorial funnel.
Set up an A/B test for this funnel with a cloned variant.

Choose a default client

If your GetFunneled user has access to more than one client, Claude can remember which one to use by default.

Ask Claude:

List my GetFunneled clients, then select the Acme client as my default.

You can change or clear that default later from Claude.

Reset access

If you want Claude to ask for approval again, run:

npx -y @getfunneled/mcp --reset-auth

Then use Claude again and approve the new device code.