What your assistant can help with
Use your assistant to get a clear picture of performance, prepare campaigns and PR work, or set up attribution without hunting through the dashboard. It can only use the areas and actions you allow, and it always asks before making a change.
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Use your assistant to get a clear picture of performance, prepare campaigns and PR work, or set up attribution without hunting through the dashboard. It can only use the areas and actions you allow, and it always asks before making a change.
Which of these are available depends on the access level you chose when you connected. See Access levels and spending limits.
Measurement and attribution
The largest group, and the reason most people connect.
- Attribution results for a date range: spend, attributed onchain value, return on ad spend, unique wallets, conversion counts, per-campaign table, daily series, splits by chain and data source: Read
- Individual conversions: wallet connects, token purchases, mints, swaps, DeFi deposits, custom events, each with the campaign that drove it and its USD value where known: Read
- Your attribution setup: registered sites, tracking status, plan limits: Read
- Whether a site is genuinely sending data, when it was last seen, why its beacons were rejected, and which unregistered hostnames are sending traffic: Read
- The onchain contracts and event types being watched, and how far indexing has got: Read
- Google Search Console: organic summary, top queries and pages: Read
- Register a new site to measure: Write
- Add an onchain contract or custom event to track: Write
- Add a no-code goal: a page visit or an outbound click counts as a conversion: Write
- Change attribution settings, or turn attribution on or off for a campaign: Write
Campaigns
- List campaigns, filter by status, search by title: Read
- Full campaign detail: targeting, budgets, schedule, approval state, health: Read
- Performance for a campaign or the whole account, with device, browser, operating system and country breakdowns: Read
- Recommendations on what to change: Read
- Headline suggestions: Read
- Create a campaign: Write
- Update a campaign: Write
- Pause, resume, or submit a campaign: Write
- Archive a campaign: Write
- Exclude or re-include a publisher site: Write
Press releases
- Browse the placement catalogue with prices, turnaround, indexing and link details: Read
- List and inspect your PR orders: Read
- Price a shortlist before buying: Read
- Press-release content guidelines, and a check of your draft against them: Read
- Create a PR order: Write
- Pay a PR order from your wallet balance: Write
Wallet
- Balance, credits, and reserved funds: Read
- Transaction history: Read
- How to add funds, with the right dashboard link: Read
An agent can never add funds to your wallet. It can tell you how and hand you the link; you complete it yourself.
Account
- Account overview: who you are, wallet balance, campaign and order counts, attribution status, and what this connection is allowed to do: Read
- Your notifications: Read
- Confirm a previewed action: Write
What is deliberately not included
- Anything belonging to another advertiser. Every request is scoped to the account that approved the connection.
- Administrative functions, publisher-side tools, and anything that would let an agent act as the Mintfunnel team.
- Adding money to a wallet, or withdrawing it.
- Removing a tracked event or a goal. Those are deliberate deletions and stay in the dashboard.
- Generating ad images with an AI model. That feature exists in the Mintfunnel dashboard assistant but is not exposed over MCP.
- Raw access to files, configuration, or the database.