Talivia Agent Kit: website analytics by agent
Talivia Agent Kit
Talivia MCP server: the agent adds revenue analytics to a site, installs the tracker for your framework and verifies events
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- Last commit
- MIT
Extended access
Why this level
- The agent edits project code to add the tracker and can create a website in your Talivia account
- Connecting a payment provider ties analytics to payment data, and it runs through the browser
Install
- Works in
Manual install
claude mcp add --transport http talivia https://talivia.com/mcpCommand from the README; sign-in to Talivia happens in the browser.
Access and checks
How we reviewExtended accessThe tool runs code or makes network calls and only reads external data.
- The agent edits project code to add the tracker and can create a website in your Talivia account
- Connecting a payment provider ties analytics to payment data, and it runs through the browser
This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.
What it does
Talivia shows which sources, campaigns, pages and customer journeys lead to payments. The @talivia/agent package connects Codex, Claude Code, ChatGPT and other MCP clients to the service so the agent finishes the setup inside your project with no snippet left for manual pasting. The agent finds or creates a website (creation only with your consent), gets a tracker installation plan for Next.js, React and Vite, Astro or plain HTML, installs it with its own code editing tools, then builds and tests the project. After that it verifies that real events reached Talivia, starts a secure payment-provider connection in the browser and checks that revenue attribution is ready. A custom checkout can use the Manual Payment API. You can connect to the remote server https://talivia.com/mcp with OAuth sign-in, or to a local stdio server from the npm package. The package carries a Codex plugin manifest and a SKILL.md with a safe setup workflow.
Who it is for. Founders and developers of web products who want to see which traffic brings revenue and hand the analytics setup to an agent.
Good fit when
- A SaaS launch on Next.js needs the tracker installed and a check that events flow
- You want to know which referrers and search keywords bring paying customers
- Payment goes through a custom checkout and the session-to-payment link must be kept via the Manual Payment API
- A new site is added to an existing Talivia account and the agent picks the right one from the list
- After code changes you want to confirm that analytics and revenue attribution still work
Not a fit when
- You want analytics on your own server: there is a separate open-source version, talivia-group/talivia, for that
- You need a plain pageview counter with no payments: revenue and attribution are the point of the product
- You want to hand payment-provider secrets over in chat: the service does not accept that and the connection runs in the browser
Example request
Connect Talivia to this project, install the tracker, verify events are arriving and tell me what else revenue attribution needsMCP
- Transport
- http, stdio
- Authentication
- OAuth
Limitations
Talivia Cloud needs an account. The server connects over OAuth; you approve access and permissions in the browser and can review and revoke them in Talivia Settings. See talivia.com for plans.
A payment provider connects only in the browser, and secrets never enter chat or tool arguments. Every website-specific action checks permissions. Installation plans cover Next.js, React and Vite, Astro and plain HTML; other stacks are not named in the README.
How to disable. Revoke access in Talivia Settings and remove the server: claude mcp remove talivia in Claude Code or codex mcp remove talivia in Codex. The tracker on the site is removed by editing the code.
FAQ
How do I connect Talivia to Claude Code?
Run claude mcp add --transport http talivia https://talivia.com/mcp. Talivia opens a browser for sign-in and permission approval. For Codex: codex mcp add talivia --url https://talivia.com/mcp, then codex mcp login talivia.
Is there a local server?
Yes, the @talivia/agent package: npx -y @talivia/agent setup --agent codex configures the client and codex mcp add talivia -- npx -y @talivia/agent mcp adds a stdio server. npx -y @talivia/agent status shows the connection state.
What can the agent do with a site?
Check the account and capabilities, list websites, create one with your consent, get the tracker and an installation plan, verify incoming events, start a payment connection and check attribution readiness.
Where do I enter payment provider secrets?
In the Talivia interface in the browser. Secrets are not requested through chat or passed in MCP tool arguments.
Can I keep analytics on my own server?
There is an open-source version, talivia-group/talivia, for that. Talivia Cloud gives the managed service and the agent connection this card covers.
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Comparison with similar tools
Cards that share the main search query, and how they differ.
| Tool | Official | Authentication | Repository stars | Main difference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Talivia Agent Kit: website analytics by agent (this card) | yes | OAuth | 26 | |
| Google Analytics MCP | no | API key | 244 | reads Google Analytics reports, whereas Talivia installs the tracker and ties visits to payments |
| PostHog AI plugin | no | 100 | works with PostHog product analytics, while Talivia focuses on revenue and payment providers |
README in short
The README explains how an agent installs and verifies revenue analytics, which business questions it answers, how to connect to the remote server or package and what actions are available. A separate section covers safety measures. The license is MIT.