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"Umami" matching MCP tools:

  • Retrieve all websites from your Umami account to get their IDs, names, and domains. Use this to find valid website IDs for querying analytics.
    MIT
  • Validate Umami configuration and authentication. Returns auth mode, API base URL, instance URL, default timezone, and current user info to confirm connectivity.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a richer real-time snapshot of recent events, sessions, and series for a website using its Umami UUID. Falls back gracefully if unavailable.
    MIT
  • Check the operational status of your Umami server to confirm it is running and healthy.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of accessible Umami websites with their IDs, names, domains, and creation dates to manage or inventory analytics properties.
    MIT

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  • Retrieve summarized Umami analytics for a website: pageviews, visitors, visits, bounces, total time, and growth comparisons. Requires website ID and date range; supports filters like path, referrer, and browser.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a paginated list of websites accessible via your Umami identity, optionally filtered by a predefined allowlist.
    MIT
  • Retrieve ranked aggregate Umami metrics such as paths, referrers, countries, devices, events, channels, or URLs with customizable filters and date ranges.
    MIT
  • Track custom events and pageviews server-side with Umami Analytics. Send event data, page titles, referrers, and language details to your Umami instance for analysis.
    MIT
  • List all websites tracked in Umami, with pagination, search query, and ordering by name or domain.
    MIT
  • Retrieves pageview and session time series data from Umami Analytics, with optional filtering and time unit aggregation.
    MIT
  • Retrieve a list of tracked websites from your Umami Analytics account. Filter results by name or domain, and manage pagination for large datasets.
    MIT
  • Create a new tracked website in Umami Analytics. Input domain and display name; optionally set a share ID to enable public access to stats.
    MIT
  • Update specific fields of an existing Umami recipe while preserving omitted ones. Replace the full tag list by supplying new tags.
  • Search recipes by name, ingredients, directions, notes, source URL, times, and tags across recently updated Umami recipe books.
  • Add a new recipe to an Umami recipe book, specifying ingredients, directions, tags, nutrition, and more. When only one book is accessible, its ID is not required.