Agent setup
Connect any agent to gtm.help
gtm.help follows the Model Context Protocol exactly, so anything that speaks it can connect: one address, a sign-in window, no API keys to create or rotate.
- Takes ~1 minute
- OAuth sign-in
- Free site analysis
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Setup
Add the MCP server in any agent.
Step 1
Find where your agent adds tools
It will be called connectors, MCP servers, tools, plugins or integrations. You need the option for a remote or hosted server, not a local command.
Step 2
Paste the address
Name it gtm.help and use the address below. Choose Streamable HTTP if you are asked about transport, and leave any API key or token field empty — authentication is OAuth.
https://gtm.help/mcpStep 3
Sign in once
Your agent opens gtm.help in a browser. Approve the request and it registers itself automatically; there is nothing to create on our side first.
Step 4
If it only runs local commands
Some older clients cannot reach a hosted server directly. Wrap it with mcp-remote, which handles the sign-in for you.
npx -y mcp-remote https://gtm.help/mcp
Try it
First things to ask.
Once any agent is connected, these prompts confirm everything works.
- “Analyse stripe.com and give me three growth plays.” (free, no plan needed)
- “List my gtm.help workspaces.”
- “What should I ship this week?”
- “Mark the cold outbound play complete and share a recap.”
What it can see
What any agent gets access to.
Your agent works inside your own account, and it never posts anything for you.
- Your agent signs in as you. It sees the same businesses, plans and notes you see when you log in — nothing from anyone else's account.
- It can read your plan, move plays, store notes, draft replies and read the numbers your connected tools have synced.
- It can never post, comment or message on Reddit, LinkedIn, X or anywhere else. Drafts are text you copy, edit and post yourself.
- It cannot see your password, your card details or anyone's contact data. Invoices are limited to your own account.
- Disconnect whenever you like: remove the connector in your agent, and the access ends immediately.
If something goes wrong
The four common snags.
The server connects but shows no tools
The sign-in did not finish. Remove the connector, add it again and complete the gtm.help sign-in window to the end.
The sign-in window keeps reopening
Usually a blocked pop-up or a stale cookie. Allow pop-ups for your agent, sign in at gtm.help in the same browser first, then retry.
It worked yesterday and now says disconnected
The access token expired. Reconnecting takes a few seconds and keeps all your data.
Analysing a site works, but everything else is refused
Site analysis is free; reading and changing your own plan needs an active plan. Start a 7-day trial and the rest unlocks.
Good to know
Notes for any agent.
- Use the address exactly as written. The www version redirects, and a few clients mishandle that.
- Details for machines: Streamable HTTP transport, OAuth 2.1 with dynamic client registration, discovery at https://gtm.help/.well-known/oauth-protected-resource and a manifest at https://gtm.help/mcp.json.
- Site analysis is free the moment you connect; everything that touches your own plan needs an active plan.
- Using something we have not written a guide for? Tell us and we will add one.
Get started
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