Connect over MCP

Datahop's MCP server is at https://app.datahop.dev/mcp. It uses the streamable HTTP transport and a project API key.

1. Create an API keyCopy Anchor Link

Settings → API keys & MCP → Create key. Give it a name you'll recognise in the activity log, such as claude-growth-agent, and choose Read & write or Read only. Copy the key (dh_sk_…): it's shown only once. The panel then shows the commands below with your key filled in.

2. Add the serverCopy Anchor Link

claude mcp add --transport http datahop https://app.datahop.dev/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer dh_sk_…"

3. Ask somethingCopy Anchor Link

"What's our signup → upgrade conversion this month, and where do people drop off?"

The agent starts with project_overview and reads your real event names before it queries. It never guesses them. Descriptions you add under Data make this step much more reliable.

Good to knowCopy Anchor Link

• One project per key. The key decides the project, so tools never ask for one.
• Your agent only sees what it can use. A read-only key doesn't see tools that change things. A product that's switched off removes its tools. Changes apply on the agent's next call.
• Reads and writes are labelled, so your client can approve reads automatically and ask before writes.
• Errors explain the fix, such as "Math "p99" needs mathProperty. Hint: set mathProperty to a numeric event property", so the agent can correct itself.
• Very large results are cut short with a note to narrow the question.
• A revoked key stops working immediately.

TipsCopy Anchor Link

• Start read-only while you see how an agent behaves.
• Give each agent its own key, so the activity log shows who did what.
• Ask for dashboards by name. Reading a dashboard returns every card's summary in one call.