AI agents for Amplitude
A Monmo agent works in Amplitude the way a growth analyst would. It builds the segmentation, funnel and retention charts behind a question, reads experiment results and writes the readout, keeps dashboards and notebooks current, and watches the taxonomy for unexpected events. It uses your own Amplitude access, reads freely, and asks before it saves charts, changes the tracking plan or syncs a cohort.
Updated 2026-11-13 · Free to start. Paid plans from $15 a month.
What agents do in Amplitude
Write the experiment readout
When an experiment ends it reads the results, checks sample size and the primary metric, notes guardrail metrics that moved, and writes a one-page readout with a recommendation for you to decide on.
AskWrite the readout for the onboarding checklist experiment: result, guardrails and what you'd recommend.
Before and after a release
It compares the weeks before and after a release for the metrics you name, separates the release from the usual weekly pattern where it can, and says how confident it is.
AskCompare activation in the two weeks before and after Tuesday's release.
Find the path to activation
Using Journeys it looks at the paths new users take before their first key action, and lists the steps common among those who activate and rare among those who do not.
AskWhat do users who activate in their first week do that others don't?
Keep the team notebook current
Each week it refreshes the charts in your team notebook, rewrites the commentary for what changed, and shares the link in Slack once you have read it.
AskRefresh the weekly product notebook and update the commentary before Monday's meeting.
Watch the taxonomy
It checks for unexpected events, properties with new values and events missing from the tracking plan, and lists each with where it came from, so bad data is caught before it reaches a chart.
AskAny unexpected events in Amplitude this week? List them with the source and a suggested fix.
Cohorts for lifecycle email
It defines a cohort such as users who tried a feature once and stopped, shows the size, and after you approve, syncs it to HubSpot or Braze for the lifecycle team.
AskMake a cohort of users who tried reports once and never came back, and get it ready to sync to HubSpot.
Explain a dashboard to a newcomer
For a new team member it walks through each chart on a dashboard, writes what it measures and how it is defined, and turns that into a short Notion page.
AskWrite a Notion page explaining every chart on the Core Metrics dashboard and how each is defined.
How it connects
- 1You connect Amplitude once with the API key and secret key of the project you choose, or by signing in. Keys belong to one project, so the agent sees only the projects you connect.
- 2You choose which agents may use Amplitude. A data analyst or growth-focused marketing agent fits; your support agent does not need it.
- 3Building charts, reading experiments and drafting readouts need no approval. Saving charts and dashboards, editing the tracking plan, creating or syncing cohorts and deleting data ask first.
More in Analytics and data
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Questions people ask
Can an AI agent build Amplitude charts?
Yes. A Monmo AI agent picks the events and properties, builds the segmentation, funnel or retention chart, and checks the definition with you if two events could fit. It saves the chart or adds it to a dashboard once you allow it. It works through the Amplitude connection, or in its own browser when the connection does not cover something.
Can it read our experiment results and say what to ship?
It reads the results and writes a readout with a recommendation: the primary metric, the guardrails, sample size and any reason to wait. The decision to ship, extend or stop the experiment stays with you and your team. It can then draft the note for engineering once you have decided.
Does it work with Segment data in Amplitude?
Yes. If Segment sends your events to Amplitude, the agent reads them in Amplitude like any other events. When numbers do not match between the two, it can compare event counts in Segment and Amplitude for the same days and tell you where the difference starts.
Can it keep our Amplitude tracking plan clean?
It can find the problems and prepare the fixes. Each week the agent lists unexpected events, new property values and undocumented events, with the source of each. Changes to the tracking plan wait for your approval, and changes to the code that sends events go to your developers.