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Your website analytics inside Cursor

Add Overtracking as an MCP server and ask the agent about traffic, JavaScript errors or Core Web Vitals while you code.

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What you get

Fix errors with context

The agent reads the JavaScript errors of your visitors, with their message and file, and looks for them in your code.

Measure your changes

Compare traffic and Core Web Vitals before and after a deploy without opening another tab.

Without leaving the editor

Your data, in the same chat where you write code.

Set it up step by step

Get your MCP token

In the app, open the user menu → API → MCP and copy your token.
Open the MCP configuration

In Cursor, open the settings, go to the MCP section and add a new server. It opens mcp.json: global in ~/.cursor/mcp.json or per project in .cursor/mcp.json.

Add Overtracking

Paste this configuration with your token and save. The Overtracking tools appear enabled.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "overtracking": {
      "url": "https://mcp.overtracking.com",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_MCP_TOKEN" }
    }
  }
}

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Ask the agent

In the agent chat, for example:
- “Which JavaScript errors are most frequent this week? Find where they come from in the code.”
- “How did LCP change on the home page after yesterday’s deploy?”
- “Which pages bring the most organic traffic?”

Frequently asked questions

What can the agent do with Overtracking?

Read metrics and their evolution, break traffic down by page, channel, country or device, and read goals, JavaScript errors and Core Web Vitals. It can also create goals when you ask.