Google Analytics 4 MCP
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Scored across 17 tools
Tools are grouped into clear resource-based listings and distinct report modes (standard, batch, pivot, realtime, funnel, access). The only real overlap is that ga4_get_metadata also surfaces custom fields alongside ga4_list_custom_dimensions/metrics, but the descriptions clarify the catalog-vs-config distinction.
Every tool uses the ga4_ prefix and follows a predictable verb-first pattern: list_* for enumeration, get_* for single-item metadata, run_* for report execution, and check_* for validation. This is internally consistent and makes behavior predictable from the name alone.
17 tools is on the heavy side for an MCP server and approaches the borderline zone, especially with many list_* variants plus multiple report modes. However, each tool does map to a distinct GA4 API operation, so the count is defensible even if slightly large.
The surface covers the full read-only analytics workflow: property discovery, stream/config enumeration, field metadata, compatibility validation, and all major report types including realtime, funnel, batch, and access reporting. There are no glaring dead ends; write/admin mutations are absent but not part of this server's stated purpose.