Work with Amplitude analytics directly inside Superconductor coding agents
Connect Amplitude to Superconductor and your coding agents can now query product usage, build charts and dashboards, and keep your tracking plan in line with your code. Superconductor runs that work in a shared session, so your team can see the data behind a change and review tracking plan edits before they ship.
Superconductor lets you and your team chat with coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Pi, and more in shared, secure cloud sessions.
With our Amplitude integration, you can
- Check how a feature is used before changing it
- Build a chart or dashboard for a weekly report
- Compare the events your code sends with your tracking plan
Try asking
- Signups dropped this week. Check the signup funnel in Amplitude, then look in Sentry for errors on the signup page over the same days.
- Create an Amplitude cohort of users who signed up in the last 30 days but never invited a teammate, and tell me how many there are.
- List the events in our Amplitude tracking plan that our code no longer sends. Show me the list before you change anything.
Technical details
- Agents can
- Query analytics; manage charts, dashboards, cohorts, flags, experiments, and the tracking plan
- Access
- The projects the Amplitude account that signed in can see
- Needs
- Sign in with Amplitude
- Server
- Amplitude's US MCP server at
mcp.amplitude.com
Questions
- Can Claude Code use the Amplitude MCP server?
- Yes. Connect Amplitude in Superconductor and Claude Code gets Amplitude's MCP tools in the sessions you run there. There's nothing to install locally.
- How do I connect Amplitude?
- Click Connect on the Amplitude card in Workspace Settings → Connectors and sign in with Amplitude. There's no API key to create.
- Can agents change data in Amplitude?
- Yes. Agents can edit and delete tracking plan events and properties, and deletes on your main branch take effect right away, so tell agents when they should only read.
- Does it work with Amplitude's EU data center?
- Not yet. The connector uses Amplitude's US server,
mcp.amplitude.com.