Picoli Mcp
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About Picoli Mcp
URL shortening and click analytics MCP server. Shorten URLs, create custom short links, track clicks, and analyze link performance.
Config
Add this server to your MCP-compatible client using the configuration below.
{
"mcpServers": {
"picoli": {
"command": "npx",
"args": [
"-y",
"picoli-mcp"
],
"env": {
"PICOLI_API_KEY": "your-api-key-here"
}
}
}
}Tools
5Create a short URL using picoli.site. Optionally specify a custom slug. Returns the shortened URL and slug.
Create multiple short URLs at once (up to 500). Each URL can have an optional custom slug.
Get click statistics for one or more short links by their slugs. Returns human click counts (bot traffic excluded).
List all shortened URLs with their click counts. Supports pagination.
Get analytics overview: top 10 links by clicks, daily click stats, and total link count. Defaults to last 7 days.
Overview
What is Picoli Mcp?
Picoli Mcp is an MCP server for picoli.site — a URL shortening and click analytics service designed for AI agents. It allows AI assistants to shorten URLs, track clicks, and analyze link performance.
How to use Picoli Mcp?
Obtain an API key from your picoli.site dashboard, then configure your MCP client by setting the PICOLI_API_KEY environment variable. Use the provided tools to shorten URLs, get click statistics, list links, and view analytics.
Key features of Picoli Mcp
- Shorten a single URL with an optional custom slug.
- Batch shorten up to 500 URLs at once.
- Get click statistics for specific links (bot traffic excluded).
- List all shortened URLs with click counts and pagination.
- View an analytics overview: top links, daily trends, and totals.
Use cases of Picoli Mcp
- An AI agent automatically shortens long URLs before sharing them.
- A marketer tracks click performance of multiple campaign links.
- A developer lists all short links and their click counts for reporting.
- A team monitors daily link trends and top-performing URLs.
FAQ from Picoli Mcp
How do I get an API key for Picoli Mcp?
Create an account at picoli.site and retrieve your API key from the dashboard.
What environment variables are required?
The PICOLI_API_KEY variable is required. You can optionally set PICOLI_BASE_URL to point to a self-hosted instance.
Can I self‑host the server?
Yes. Use the optional PICOLI_BASE_URL environment variable to specify a self-hosted API base URL.
What tools does Picoli Mcp provide?
The server offers five tools: shorten_url, shorten_urls, get_link_stats, list_links, and get_analytics. Each accepts natural language prompts.
Are there any limits on batch operations?
The shorten_urls tool supports up to 500 URLs in a single batch.
Frequently asked questions
How do I get an API key for Picoli Mcp?
Create an account at picoli.site and retrieve your API key from the dashboard.
What environment variables are required?
The `PICOLI_API_KEY` variable is required. You can optionally set `PICOLI_BASE_URL` to point to a self-hosted instance.
Can I self‑host the server?
Yes. Use the optional `PICOLI_BASE_URL` environment variable to specify a self-hosted API base URL.
What tools does Picoli Mcp provide?
The server offers five tools: `shorten_url`, `shorten_urls`, `get_link_stats`, `list_links`, and `get_analytics`. Each accepts natural language prompts.
Are there any limits on batch operations?
The `shorten_urls` tool supports up to 500 URLs in a single batch.
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