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Connect an AI Assistant to Your Reporting Data

This guide explains what it means to connect an AI assistant to the MultiHub Reporting API, whether it's the right option for you, and where to find the exact setup steps.

What this is.

Once you have a MultiHub Reporting API key, you can use that data in a few ways: feed it into a BI dashboard, drop it into a spreadsheet, pipe it into a data warehouse — or connect it to an AI assistant and just ask questions.

An "AI assistant" here is a tool like Claude or a similar coding/chat assistant that can read your API key and run queries on your behalf. Instead of writing queries yourself, you ask a plain-language question — "What was our Google Ads spend last month across all properties?" or "Which property had the most website traffic this quarter?" — and the assistant fetches the answer from your MultiHub data.

Is this the right option for you?

This path is a good fit if:

  • You want quick answers without building a dashboard or writing queries
  • Someone on your team already uses an AI assistant like Claude for other work
  • You're comfortable with a short, one-time technical setup (saving a key, adding a small config file)

If your team already has a BI tool or spreadsheet workflow you're happy with, connecting directly to the API there may be simpler — see the main Reporting API guide for that path.

 

How it works, at a high level
  1. You generate a MultiHub API key from your profile (same key used for any Reporting API connection).
  2. You save that key somewhere your assistant can read it, and add a short instructions file the assistant uses automatically.
  3. From then on, you ask your assistant questions about your properties' data directly — no code to write.

 

Setting it up.

The exact steps differ slightly depending on which assistant you use. MultiHub supports several, including Claude Code, Claude Desktop, Codex, Gemini CLI, Cursor, VS Code (GitHub Copilot), and Windsurf/Zed.

For the specific commands and file names for your assistant, use the 🔗 technical setup reference. It lists every supported assistant with copy-pasteable setup instructions.

 

Still stuck?

Check the troubleshooting table in the technical setup reference, or contact Repli support.