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Manage Google Tag Manager containers, tags, triggers, and versions with AI.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Google Tag Manager MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Connect to Google Tag Manager, list all containers and workspaces under the specified account, and check tags, triggers, and variables in each workspace for inconsistent naming, duplicate setup, or obvious missing items. Then output a structured audit report.
A GTM audit report organized by container and workspace, including issues found and optimization suggestions.
In the specified Google Tag Manager workspace, create GA4 event tags for form submissions and button clicks, and also generate the corresponding triggers and variables. Use clear, consistent naming conventions and explain the purpose of each configuration.
A list of created or proposed tags, triggers, and variables, with naming results and purpose explanations.
Review the current workspace changes in the specified GTM container, summarize added, modified, and removed tag configurations, generate a release summary suitable for version notes, and recommend whether to create and publish a new version.
A pre-release change summary with draft version notes and a recommendation on whether to publish.
Manage Google Tag Manager accounts, containers, tags, and triggers with natural language.
Manage Google Tag Manager containers, tags, and triggers with natural language.
Manage GTM and GA4 with natural language for tagging, audits, and reporting.
Manage Google Tag Manager tags, triggers, variables, and publishing with natural language.
Automate GA4 and GTM setup, monitoring, and deployment health checks.
Connect AI to Gmail, Drive, Docs, Calendar, and other Google services.