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About Fleets

Multi-site analytics for AI agents. Read-only GA4, Search Console, Cloudflare edge, and PageSpeed data across every site you run, plus audits that return paste-ready fixes. Local stdio server via npx -y fleets-mcp; pairs with the fleets CLI (npm: fleets).

Config

Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "fleets": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "fleets-mcp"
      ]
    }
  }
}

Tools

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List all sites on your Fleets account with their connected sources (GA4 property, Cloudflare zone, GSC site). Start here to get slugs.

GA4 summary for a site: sessions, users, pageviews, events, engagement, bounce.

GA4 top traffic sources / channels for a site.

GA4 UTM campaign breakdown for a site.

GA4 referral traffic breakdown for a site.

GA4 top landing pages for a site.

GA4 event breakdown (event name, count, users) for a site.

GA4 user + session breakdown (country + device) for a site.

GA4 device-category breakdown with engagement and bounce rate.

GA4 age + gender breakdown (requires Google Signals).

GA4 conversion funnel across two or more event/step names.

Google Search Console summary (clicks, impressions, CTR, position) for a site.

Cloudflare edge analytics for a site: bots vs humans, cache hit rate, requests.

PageSpeed Insights score + Core Web Vitals for a site's homepage.

AI-ready signals worth investigating across all sites, or filtered to one. Each insight includes a ready-to-run prompt.

Ask a natural-language analytics question; the Fleets agent runs the right tools server-side and returns an answer with citations.

Record a change you or your agent made to a site (deploy, copy edit, campaign) so it can be correlated with analytics later.

Show recent logged changes for a site (from log_change / `fleets log`).

Overview

What is Fleets?

Fleets is a multi-site analytics MCP server for AI agents. It provides read-only access to GA4, Search Console, Cloudflare edge, and PageSpeed data across every site you run, plus audits that return paste-ready fixes. It is meant for developers and AI agents that need aggregated analytics from multiple properties.

How to use Fleets?

Run the server locally via npx -y fleets-mcp (stdio transport). It pairs with the fleets CLI for configuration and authentication. No further setup or configuration commands are documented in the README.

Key features of Fleets

  • Read-only multi-site analytics for AI agents
  • Supports GA4, Search Console, Cloudflare edge, and PageSpeed
  • Returns paste-ready fixes from audits
  • Local stdio server via npx
  • Pairs with the fleets CLI tool

Use cases of Fleets

  • AI agents querying analytics across all sites they manage
  • Automating performance audits and receiving actionable fixes
  • Centralizing access to GA4 and Search Console data for multiple properties
  • Combining Cloudflare edge metrics with PageSpeed insights

FAQ from Fleets

What data sources does Fleets support?

GA4, Search Console, Cloudflare edge, and PageSpeed. All access is read-only.

How do I run the Fleets server?

Use npx -y fleets-mcp on the command line. It runs as a local stdio MCP server.

Does Fleets require a separate configuration tool?

It pairs with the fleets CLI, which handles authentication and setup. The README does not detail additional configuration steps.

What transport protocol does Fleets use?

The server uses stdio transport, as indicated by the npx invocation and its local MCP server nature.

Is Fleets for individual sites or multiple sites?

It is designed for “every site you run,” aggregating analytics across multiple properties.

Frequently asked questions

What data sources does Fleets support?

GA4, Search Console, Cloudflare edge, and PageSpeed. All access is read-only.

How do I run the Fleets server?

Use `npx -y fleets-mcp` on the command line. It runs as a local stdio MCP server.

Does Fleets require a separate configuration tool?

It pairs with the fleets CLI, which handles authentication and setup. The README does not detail additional configuration steps.

What transport protocol does Fleets use?

The server uses stdio transport, as indicated by the npx invocation and its local MCP server nature.

Is Fleets for individual sites or multiple sites?

It is designed for “every site you run,” aggregating analytics across multiple properties.

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