What is the MCP integration?
The MCP (Model Context Protocol) endpoint lets third-party AI assistants and automation platforms talk directly to Uxi, our AI engine, and pull data from your Uxify account.
That means you can bring Uxi's real-time performance and experience insights into AI agents like Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini, or trigger workflows in automation tools like n8n, Make.com or Zapier.
How it works?
You can connect to the Uxify MCP server in two ways. Both give the same access to Uxi, so pick whichever your tool supports.
Method | Best for | What you paste |
OAuth sign-in (new) | AI assistants like Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini |
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API key | Automation tools, scripts and anything without OAuth support |
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Option 1: Connect with OAuth sign-in
With OAuth there's no key to copy or store. You add one URL, sign in to Uxify once and approve the connection. Your tool gets a secure token, and your password is never shared with it.
https://mcp.uxify.com/
In your AI assistant or automation tool, add a new MCP server (often called a custom connector, remote MCP server or MCP client).
Paste
https://mcp.uxify.com/as the server URL. Leave any authentication setting on OAuth (or the default if there's no option).When you first connect or use a Uxi tool, a Uxify login window opens. Sign in with your Uxify account.
Review the access request and click to approve. You'll be sent back to your tool, and Uxi is ready to use.
That's it. Most tools remember the connection, so you only need to sign in again if the session expires or you disconnect.
Option 2: Connect with your API key
Each Uxify account has a unique API key. Add it to the MCP URL like this:
https://mcp.uxify.com/?apikey=your-unique-api-key
Replace your-unique-api-key with your actual key, then paste the full URL into your tool wherever it asks for an MCP server or endpoint.
Where to find your API key:
Open the Uxify App
Go to Settings
Select Integrations
Click Available Integrations
Or go straight to the Available Integrations page.
Where to add it in popular tools
Menu names change often, so treat these as pointers. The steps below use OAuth sign-in. If a tool doesn't support it, paste your API key URL in the same place instead.
Tool | Where to add the MCP server |
Claude (web & desktop) | Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector. Name it "Uxify", paste the URL, then click Connect to sign in. |
Claude Code | Run |
ChatGPT | Add a custom connector (app) from Settings → Apps & Connectors, paste the URL and choose OAuth as authentication. |
Gemini CLI | Add |
n8n | Add an MCP Client Tool node to your AI Agent, paste the URL as the endpoint and select OAuth2 authentication. |
Make.com / Zapier | Add an MCP connection or MCP client step, paste the URL and follow the sign-in prompt, or use your API key URL if OAuth isn't offered. |
Example use cases
Claude: Ask "What's our current INP trend for checkout pages?" mid-conversation and Claude pulls the answer from Uxi.
ChatGPT: Build a "Performance Coach" that answers questions like "Which pages had the worst CLS last week?"
Gemini: Generate reports or recommendations from live performance metrics.
n8n: When a performance regression is detected, call Uxi for details, then open a Jira ticket or post a Slack alert.
Make.com: When Uxi spots high exit rates, sync the insight to Google Sheets or trigger an email in HubSpot.
Zapier: Turn regressions, user issues or key metric changes into actions across 7,000+ apps, with no code.
Security and managing access
Access matches your account. The connected tool sees the same Uxify data you can see, whichever method you use.
OAuth: No key lives in the URL. To revoke access, remove the Uxify connector from the third-party tool. To reconnect, add the URL again and sign in.
API key: Your key is unique and private, so treat it like a password. Don't share the URL in public repositories, screenshots or unsecured environments.
Need to rotate your key or reset access? Contact our support team.
Troubleshooting
Problem | What to try |
The sign-in window doesn't open | Allow pop-ups for the tool's site, or look for a Connect or Authenticate button next to the Uxify server. |
"Unauthorized" or connection errors | Disconnect and reconnect to start a fresh sign-in. For API key connections, check the key is complete and current. For OAuth, make sure the URL is exactly |
Connected, but no data comes back | Check that you signed in with the Uxify account that has access to the sites you're asking about. |
Still stuck | Contact our support team and tell us which tool you're connecting from. |