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Alpaga and Camelus: traffic next to what users say

Last updated October 25, 2026

Alpaga is the analytics app in the same suite: it reads your traffic and search data and tells you what changed. Camelus knows what users say. Together they answer questions neither can alone: "the pricing page lost visitors this week, and what are people complaining about on it?".

How they work together

Both apps run an MCP server. Add both to the same agent (Claude Code, Claude Desktop or any MCP client), and it can combine them in one answer:

  • Alpaga's server: traffic, conversions, search queries and anomalies per site.
  • Camelus's server: top themes, feedback search and digests per product.

There's no direct connection between the two apps: the agent brings them together, and each keeps its own data and access.

Set it up

  1. Create a key with the read scope in Camelus (Settings → API & MCP) and add Camelus's server, as in the MCP docs.
  2. Add Alpaga's MCP server the same way, following Alpaga's docs.
  3. Ask your agent a question that needs both.