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The LogRocket MCP server connects your AI tools (Claude, Cursor, and similar) directly to your LogRocket data, so you can query sessions, issues, network requests, errors, and performance metrics without leaving the environment you already work in. Instead of switching tabs to investigate a bug, you ask your AI assistant directly and it pulls the relevant session context, error data, and reproduction details back inline. Ask Galileo is the in-product version of the same idea: a natural language interface built into the LogRocket dashboard that lets anyone on the team, engineering, product, or support, ask questions about what's happening in their app without building filters or writing queries. Both are powered by the same underlying data layer: full session replay, network logs, JS errors, application state, and performance data. The difference is where you access it. Ask Galileo lives inside LogRocket. The MCP server brings that same intelligence into the tools your engineering team already uses day to day.

Ask Galileo is designed for anyone trying to understand what's happening in their product. Product teams use it to ask things like "why are users dropping off at step 3 of onboarding?" or "what are users doing right before they abandon the flow?" Ecommerce and growth teams lean on it for questions like "where in checkout are we losing the most revenue?" or "what changed in user behavior since we launched the new homepage?" Engineers use it to surface things like failed API calls correlated with drop-off, or the most impactful new errors in the last 7 days. What makes it practical across all of those use cases is that you don't need to know SQL, build event funnels, or manually watch recordings to get an answer, you ask in plain English and Galileo pulls from the full data layer: session replay, clicks, network requests, errors, and performance data. The answer is useful whether you're optimizing a funnel, prioritizing a roadmap, or debugging a production issue.