Connect MIKROS MCP to a compatible AI assistant to access supported MIKROS tools through natural-language prompts.
After the connection is configured and your account is authenticated, your AI assistant can use the MIKROS capabilities available to your account. These may include creating projects, assisting with MIKROS Analytics integration, recommending events, retrieving performance data, and preparing marketing workflows.
The exact configuration values and client-specific setup instructions are maintained in the official MIKROS MCP GitHub documentation.
Before connecting MIKROS MCP, make sure you have:
Keep account credentials and API keys private. Do not place Production API Keys in source code, prompts, screenshots, public repositories, or configuration files that may be shared.
Open the AI assistant or development environment you want to use with MIKROS MCP. The client must support connecting to external MCP servers.
Examples of MCP-capable development environments may include tools such as Cursor or Claude Code. Available setup options vary by client, so follow the configuration format supported by your selected application.
Locate the section of your AI client used to add MCP servers, integrations, or external tools. Depending on the client, this may be available through its settings screen or a local configuration file.
Copy the latest MIKROS MCP configuration from the official GitHub documentation and add it to your client's MCP configuration.
Use the exact server address, command, package version, and environment-variable names shown in the current GitHub instructions. Do not reuse configuration values from unofficial examples or older installations.
Complete the authentication process described in the GitHub installation guide. Use a Development API Key while developing or testing your game.
Only grant access to the projects and services required for your workflow. Production credentials should remain protected and should never be exposed to the AI assistant through a normal prompt.
Save your changes. Restart or refresh the AI client if it requires a restart before newly added MCP servers become available.
Open your client's tools or integrations panel and confirm that MIKROS MCP is connected. The available MIKROS tools should appear without a connection or authentication error.
Test the connection with a simple prompt:
“Show me the MIKROS projects available to my account.”
After the connection is verified, describe the result you want instead of manually calling each tool.
For example:
“Create a MIKROS analytics project for my Unity game.”
Review proposed actions and code changes before approving them. When the workflow includes a marketing campaign, the campaign should not be submitted without your explicit approval.
A single prompt can coordinate several supported MIKROS tasks:
| Workflow Step | What the Assistant Can Help Do |
|---|---|
| Create the project | Create or select the appropriate MIKROS project before beginning integration. |
| Add the SDK | Use the latest supported MIKROS Analytics SDK and official installation guidance. |
| Recommend events | Suggest preset and genre-appropriate analytics events without inventing unsupported event names. |
| Review the implementation | Check that the SDK and required events are configured before continuing. |
| Generate a launch checklist | Identify remaining analytics, testing, reporting, and launch-readiness tasks. |
| Prepare marketing | Create a marketing draft and suggest supported promotional options. |
| Connect the community | Assist with supported community-distribution and audience workflows. |
| Recommend next actions | Use available project and performance information to suggest follow-up steps. |
Once MIKROS MCP is connected, you can begin with requests such as:
MIKROS Analytics integration currently focuses on supported Unity workflows. Marketing workflows may be available for games built with other engines because MIKROS Marketing is platform-agnostic.
Follow these practices when using MIKROS MCP:
The public GitHub documentation is the technical reference for developers and AI assistants interacting with MIKROS through MCP.
Use the GitHub documentation to find:
Confirm that the MCP configuration is saved in the correct location and that your AI client has been restarted or refreshed. Compare the configuration with the latest example in the GitHub documentation.
Confirm that your credential is valid, belongs to the correct MIKROS account, and has access to the requested project. Replace expired or revoked development credentials through the appropriate MIKROS account settings.
Check that your account has permission to use the requested project or service. Some actions may also require billing or another account-setup step before they can be completed.
Ask the assistant to validate the SDK installation before continuing. Confirm that the latest supported SDK is installed and that recommended preset events use the correct names and parameters.
Review the official MIKROS MCP GitHub documentation for current client-specific troubleshooting steps. You can also visit the MIKROS MCP FAQ for answers to common questions.
