> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.waniwani.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Waniwani MCP server

> Connect Claude, Cursor, or ChatGPT to the Waniwani platform and drive it from a conversation — environments, API keys, analytics digests, session breakdowns.

The Waniwani MCP server lets your AI client operate the Waniwani platform for you. Connect once — `https://mcp.waniwani.ai/mcp` (US) or `https://eu.mcp.waniwani.ai/mcp` (EU), whichever region your data lives in — sign in with your Waniwani account, and ask for the things you would otherwise click through the dashboard for. See [Connect your AI client](/mcp-server/connect) for the per-region setup.

<Note>
  This is **Waniwani's own MCP server** — the one that drives *the platform*. It is not the MCP funnel server you build with the SDK. Everywhere else in these docs, "your MCP server" means the one you ship to your users; this tab is about the one we host for you at `mcp.waniwani.ai`.
</Note>

## What you can ask it

* "Give me a digest of activity across my environments for the last 7 days."
* "Create a new environment called *staging* and hand me its API key."
* "Which sessions hit production yesterday? Where did people drop off?"
* "What sources are sending events to my production environment?"
* "Compare this week's activity to last week's across all my environments."
* "Invite [jane@acme.com](mailto:jane@acme.com) to our organization."

## What it can do

| Category                    | Examples                                                                                             |
| --------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Environments & API keys** | List your environments, create one, issue an environment's API key                                   |
| **Analytics & sessions**    | Activity summaries over a date range, funnel flow breakdowns, per-session drill-downs, event sources |
| **Organization**            | Check who you're signed in as, switch your active org, invite a teammate                             |

The surface grows over time, so this table stays deliberately coarse. The server's own `search` tool is the live catalog: once connected, ask *"what Waniwani operations are available?"* and your client will list every operation with its exact signature.

## How you use it

1. [Connect your client](/mcp-server/connect) — add the URL, sign in, approve the permissions. No API keys involved.
2. Ask in plain language. The model discovers the right operations and calls them with your identity — every call is permission-checked server-side.
3. Results come back into the conversation.

Everything the connection can do is bounded by your own Waniwani account: your organizations, your role, the permissions you approved at sign-in. The mechanics are on [How it works](/mcp-server/how-it-works).