LogSure

AI and MCP

Ask your assistant. It knows your apps.

LogSure has an MCP server built in, with more than 50 tools for every feature. Connect Claude, ChatGPT or any MCP client, and choose what each one may see and change.

Why did Acme Notes jump on October 16?
get_app_stats acme-notes · Oct 16–17get_breakdown source · Oct 16–17

Hacker News. Acme Notes had 2,797 visitors on October 16 and 17, about 1.8 times the 1,581 of the two days before.

1,572 of them came from news.ycombinator.com, 56% of all visitors. Bounce rate was 43%, against 45% before.

Numbers from the sample server's MCP tools.

Settings › AI access: the MCP server is on, with its address, how to connect Claude, ChatGPT and Claude Code, and the connected API key.

Sign in like a person.

Clients that support it connect with OAuth: they send you to your console, you see what they ask for, and you choose. Others use a personal API key.

  • Works with Claude on the web, desktop and phone
  • ChatGPT in developer mode
  • Claude Code, Cursor, Windsurf and scripts with a key

Claude Code

claude mcp add --transport http logsure https://logsure.example.com/mcp
# then /mcp in Claude Code to sign in

# or, with an API key
claude mcp add --transport http logsure https://logsure.example.com/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer ccm_…"

Access, scope by scope.

Analytics is always on and holds no personal data. Everything else is a choice you make per connection, and you can revoke it any time.

What each scope allows

analytics  visitors, funnels, errors, traces, logs,  always
           experiments, flags, dashboards
inbox      requests and signups, with emails      your choice
write      statuses, notes, your own dashboards   your choice
settings   rules, funnels, capture, tracing,      off unless asked
           experiments, flags, switches, apps

Never: sign-in, two-factor, devices, API keys, AI access,
privacy requests, creating or deleting apps, server keys.

Tools that answer real questions.

Overviews, breakdowns, funnels, errors, traces and logs, experiments and flags, the inbox and the waitlists, and the changes you allow. Every feature ships with its tools.

list_appsget_overviewget_app_statsget_breakdownget_eventget_waitlist_growthget_app_settingspreview_segmentlist_funnelsget_funnelpreview_funnellist_dashboardsget_dashboardlist_errorsget_errorlist_tracesget_tracesearch_logsget_service_statslist_experimentsget_experiment_resultslist_flagsget_flagget_featuresget_importlist_google_propertieslist_requestsget_requestlist_waitlistget_notificationsset_request_statusadd_request_noteset_signup_statusarchive_resolved_requestsdelete_requestdelete_signupmark_notifications_readset_error_statusadd_error_notecreate_dashboardupdate_dashboardreset_dashboarddelete_dashboardset_app_rulesset_segmentsset_funnelscreate_appupdate_apprefresh_app_iconset_error_settingsset_tracing_settingscreate_experimentupdate_experimentstart_experimentstop_experimentcreate_flagupdate_flagtoggle_flagset_flag_rolloutset_featuresstart_importcancel_importdelete_imported_data

How it works.

Turn on two-factor

A connection skips the password and the code, so the MCP server only answers while two-factor sign-in is on.

Settings › Security › Two-factor sign-in

Turn on the MCP server

Settings › AI access shows its address.

https://logsure.example.com/mcp

Connect and ask

Paste the address into your client, or make an API key for one that cannot sign in.

{ "mcpServers": { "logsure": {
  "url": "https://logsure.example.com/mcp",
  "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer ccm_…" } } } }