The full upstream README, mirrored here for reference. Install config, tool schemas, adoption signals, and an original overview live on the UserTapes listing page.
UserTapes is a session replay tool. This is its Model Context Protocol server: a hosted, stateless JSON-RPC endpoint that lets any MCP client — Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Cursor, or your own agent — query what real users did on your site.
This repo does not contain the server's application source (that lives in the main UserTapes codebase). It exists to document and register the public connection details: the endpoint, its tools, and how to authenticate.
Your coding agent can read your repository, your git history, and your test output. None of that describes what a real person actually did when something broke. UserTapes derives a text transcript from every recorded session — clicks, navigation, errors, rage clicks — so an agent can query sessions the same way it queries anything else, instead of you exporting a video and pasting it into a prompt.
The server is one HTTP endpoint speaking stateless JSON-RPC 2.0 over
Streamable HTTP (protocol revision 2025-06-18). Get a token from your
account's Agent access page, then add:
No package install, no local process — the client talks to
https://usertapes.com/mcp directly.
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
list_sites | The account's sites |
list_tapes | Sessions for a site, newest first, filterable by errors, rage clicks, URL substring, duration, and date range |
read_transcript | One session as a markdown transcript |
get_stats | Aggregate counts over N days |
site_digest | One-call briefing of the last N days |
list_alerts / create_alert / delete_alert | Saved standing watches over sessions (e.g. "notify when a session hits an error on /checkout") |
The MCP token is a distinct, revocable, read-scoped credential — separate from a site's ingest-only tracking token. Its only write surface is alerts; it cannot delete a recording, change a site, or touch billing.
MIT — see LICENSE. (This repo is documentation and a registry manifest; the UserTapes application itself is closed source.)