GrowthBook MCP server

This is a small helper made by GrowthBook, the company behind the feature flag and experiment tool. It connects your AI assistant to your own GrowthBook account so the AI can read your setup and make changes there when you ask. It is handy if you already use GrowthBook at work and want to stop clicking around the website for every little thing.

What this MCP server does

You ask your AI something about your GrowthBook setup, like what feature flags exist or what an experiment is doing. The AI uses this helper to talk to the GrowthBook service through its official connection. The helper sends the request and brings back the answer. For changes, the AI sends the new details and the helper passes them along to GrowthBook. You then see the result in your chat, either the information you asked for or a note that the change went through.

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What you can do with it

• List your feature flags and projects
• Look up details about a specific flag or experiment
• Create a new feature flag
• Update the settings on an existing flag
• Turn a flag on or off
• Read the guided workflows that ship with this helper
• Delete a flag or other item when you really mean it

Try asking your AI

• “Show me all the feature flags in my GrowthBook project”
• “What is the status of the checkout redesign experiment?”
• “Create a new feature flag called new-homepage and turn it off for now”
• “Turn on the holiday-banner flag for everyone”

What it gives back to you

You get answers in your chat: lists of flags or projects, details about a single item, or a short confirmation that a change was made. The helper passes back whatever GrowthBook sends, so it can be a simple yes or a longer block of information. If something goes wrong, like a wrong key or a limit being hit, you get a clear error message instead of silence.

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Who it's for

Product managers, marketers, and engineers who already use GrowthBook and want to check or change feature flags and experiments without leaving their chat.