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Today we're launching Amplitude MCP MCP was made for data analytics. Ask a vague question and have an AI model iteratively query Amplitude to find you insights. Amplitude MCP exposes all of Amplitude's functionality so an agent can interact with it directly. It allows you to use Amplitude without...

32,464 次观看 • 11 个月前 •via X (Twitter)

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Spenser Skates11 个月前

Watch the Analytics League Championship Grand Finals to crown the world's fastest data analyst! See who can accurately analyze data and share insights in the least amount of time. 📈📊💻⏱️💨 5 time world champion and Amplitude expert Olly Smyth is going up against newcomer Frank Lee using Claude with Amplitude MCP. 👨🏽‍💻🆚👨🏻‍💻🥊🏟️ WATCH LIVE NOW (and check out Amplitude MCP in the thread below):

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Spenser Skates11 个月前

Amplitude MCP can analyze session replays to find opportunities to improve the user experience and summarize the findings.

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Spenser Skates11 个月前

Amplitude MCP can analyze experiments. Watch it do a 22 step thinking process iteratively with Amplitude queries and compile the results into a detailed analysis. It can then send those results to Jira.

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Spenser Skates11 个月前

Amplitude MCP has been our #1 AI request from customers! Learn more and use it now here: #AmplitudeMCP

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Spenser Skates11 个月前

Kudos to @_bgiori @frankdotlee and the Amplitude MCP team. This is just the start. We're going to be fast and furious with AI products at Amplitude. See you next week.

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Vestra AI11 个月前

This is incredible work! The conversational layer is the future! The pain isn't just querying data; it's converting that data into stakeholder-ready updates. This is exactly why we are building Prodo: it automatically queries tools like Amplitude, compiles the metrics🔥

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Vedang Vatsa FRSA11 个月前

Asking vague questions to AI feels efficient until you get vague answers. Automation without curiosity is just faster ignorance.

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Spenser Skates11 个月前

I too thought this was a core issue of NLP that wasn't going to get solved. The amazing thing is AI is decent at reasoning through what you mean and can leverage what is used within Amplitude as well. It feels magical when it works!

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Josh Warwick 🦄11 个月前

Get it on: :)

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abuah11 个月前

Nice.

Taofeeqah Bello | AI & SaaS Product Designer 的头像
Taofeeqah Bello | AI & SaaS Product Designer11 个月前

Took a job or made someone the best fit for the role?

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Karan Peri11 个月前

👏

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Today in AI11 个月前

Full tool autonomy for Amplitude MCP is the only path to platform mastery. Exposing all functionality is a strategic imperative. Limited APIs are now technical debt. Unconstrained agents will own the platform.

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Carmen DeCouto11 个月前

Took my job...or made me better at it? 🤔

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Yorkshire Lass11 个月前

Sounds clever, but can it fetch me a pint while it’s at it? Data's great, but I reckon a good natter over a drink beats numbers any day!

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Grady Gaugler11 个月前

Love Amplitude, going to try this first thing tomorrow.

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