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Statsig MCP Server

The Statsig MCP (Model Context Protocol) server lets tools like Cursor, Claude Code, ChatGPT, and Codex have similar functionality to the Statsig Console. With this setup, you can ask questions, explore experiments, and access your Statsig data using AI.

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Quick Start

Choose your preferred AI tool to get started:

Cursor

Set up Statsig MCP in Cursor IDE with OAuth or API key authentication.

Claude Code

Configure Statsig MCP for Claude Code with HTTP transport.

ChatGPT

Connect Statsig MCP to ChatGPT using the connector feature.

Codex

Set up Statsig MCP with Codex CLI or IDE extension.
For other tools or custom setups, see the Manual Setup guide.

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Current MCP Capabilities

The Statsig MCP server provides access to:
  • Experiments: List, view details, and manage experiments
  • Feature Gates: Query and manage feature flags
  • Dynamic Configs: Access and modify dynamic configurations
  • Metrics: Explore metrics and analytics data

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Use Cases

With Statsig MCP configured, you can:
  • Explore Experiments: “List all my active experiments”
  • Manage Gates: “What gates are currently stale?”
  • Configure Dynamic Configs: “Show me the configuration for the dynamic config ‘dynamic-config’”
  • Get Insights: “Show me details about the experiment called ‘new-checkout-flow‘“

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Example Prompt for Stale Gate Cleanup

List all feature gates that haven't been modified in the last 90 days 
and have less than 1% of traffic. Suggest which ones might be safe to archive.

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Authentication

Statsig MCP supports two authentication methods:
  1. OAuth (Recommended): Secure browser-based authentication that doesn’t require managing API keys
  2. API Key: Direct authentication using your Statsig Console API key
OAuth is available for Cursor and Claude Code. For other tools, use API key authentication via the Manual Setup guide.