Know exactly where agents get stuck in your product
MCPcat gives you analytics, issue tracking, and session replay to show you where agents and users are struggling and how to fix it
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Everything you need to manage and grow your MCP server
Product analytics
Rich user analytics across your entire agent stack
Get a birds-eye view on your MCP server and understand critical trends over time
Split by custom user attributes
Filter by custom attributes to understand how cohorts specific to your product are performing
Agent goals
Know exactly what the agent is trying to do
MCPcat enriches every session with an agent goal based on the agents activity, trends, and other sessions in your server
Identify new use cases as they come up
See new goals coming through with a dedicated agent goal report to understand agent use cases for your server
Session replay
Replay exactly what the agent did and why
Step through each tool call in the session to see the request, response, and any errors encountered.
Understand agent intent with every tool call
View an agent intent for every tool call, giving you visibility into what the agent was trying to accomplish.
Issues
Prioritize errors based on impact
See the most frequent errors, hallucinations, or crashes affecting the success of your server.
Nothing slips through the cracks
Triage errors based on impact and ensure that the most critical errors get fixed as soon as they're detected.
Performance monitoring
Know exactly when a tool goes wrong
See per-tool performance and error rates to identify which tools are causing problems for your users.
Keep a close eye on critical tools
Track your most critical tools to ensure they're performing well and meeting user expectations.
Getting started is simple
In just a few lines of code, you can start tracking your MCP sessions and making more informed roadmap decisions.
Get the SDK:
$npm install mcpcat
Install it in your server:
1import * as mcpcat from "mcpcat";
2
3// Your MCP server initialization code
4// const mcpServer = new Server({ name: "echo-mcp", version: "0.1.0" });
5
6// Register your server tools before calling track()
7
8mcpcat.track(mcpServer, "your-project-id");Latest insights from our team
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