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ga4_property_annotations

Retrieve annotations for Google Analytics 4 properties to track events like releases, campaigns, and traffic changes by date or period.

Instructions

Returns annotations for a GA4 property. Annotations are notes that mark specific dates or periods, typically used to record events like releases, campaigns, or traffic changes.

Input Schema

TableJSON Schema
NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
propertyIdYesThe Google Analytics property ID. Accepted formats: '123456789' or 'properties/123456789'

Implementation Reference

  • The main handler function for ga4_property_annotations tool. It accepts a propertyId parameter and returns information about the API limitation - annotations require v1alpha API which is not fully supported in the googleapis Node.js library, so it returns a message explaining this limitation with suggestions for alternatives.
    export async function listPropertyAnnotations(propertyId: string): Promise<ToolResponse> { try { // Note: The googleapis Node.js library uses v1beta which doesn't include annotations. // Annotations require v1alpha which is available in the Python client. // For now, we'll return a message explaining this limitation. const propertyName = constructPropertyResourceName(propertyId); return createSuccessResponse({ message: `Property annotations for ${propertyName} are not available through the googleapis Node.js library. ` + `The reportingDataAnnotations API requires the v1alpha version which is not fully supported in this library. ` + `To access annotations, please use the Google Analytics Admin API v1alpha directly or the Python client library.`, propertyId: propertyName, suggestedAlternative: "Use the GA4 web interface to view annotations, or implement direct REST API calls to v1alpha.", }); } catch (error) { return createErrorResponse(`Failed to list property annotations for ${propertyId}`, error); } }
  • Tool registration definition for ga4_property_annotations, including the tool name, description (explains that annotations are notes marking specific dates or periods for events like releases, campaigns, or traffic changes), and input schema requiring a propertyId string.
    name: "ga4_property_annotations", description: "Returns annotations for a GA4 property. Annotations are notes that mark specific dates or periods, typically used to record events like releases, campaigns, or traffic changes.", inputSchema: { type: "object" as const, properties: { propertyId: { type: "string", description: "The Google Analytics property ID. Accepted formats: '123456789' or 'properties/123456789'", }, }, required: ["propertyId"], }, },
  • Routing logic in the handleToolCall switch statement that maps the ga4_property_annotations tool name to the listPropertyAnnotations handler function, passing the propertyId argument.
    case "ga4_property_annotations": return await listPropertyAnnotations(args.propertyId as string);
  • Helper function constructPropertyResourceName used by the handler to validate and format the property ID. Accepts numeric or string formats (e.g., '123456789' or 'properties/123456789') and returns the standardized format 'properties/123456789'.
    export function constructPropertyResourceName(propertyId: string | number): string { let propertyNum: number | null = null; if (typeof propertyId === "number") { propertyNum = propertyId; } else if (typeof propertyId === "string") { const trimmed = propertyId.trim(); if (/^\d+$/.test(trimmed)) { propertyNum = parseInt(trimmed, 10); } else if (trimmed.startsWith("properties/")) { const numericPart = trimmed.split("/")[1]; if (numericPart && /^\d+$/.test(numericPart)) { propertyNum = parseInt(numericPart, 10); } } } if (propertyNum === null) { throw new Error( `Invalid property ID: ${propertyId}. ` + "A valid property value is either a number or a string starting " + "with 'properties/' and followed by a number." ); } return `properties/${propertyNum}`; }
  • Helper function createSuccessResponse used by the handler to format the successful response as an MCP tool response with JSON data.
    export function createSuccessResponse(data: unknown): ToolResponse { return { content: [ { type: "text", text: JSON.stringify(data, null, 2), }, ], }; }

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