Conductor Remote MCP connector tools

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The Conductor Remote MCP connector tools in Opal provide AI search intelligence, helping you understand and improve how your brand and websites perform within AI search engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity.

First, an Opal administrator must Add Conductor Remote MCP to Opal. After adding the MCP server, individual Opal users and agent builders can log in to Conductor to access their information from Opal. Administrators only need to add the Conductor Remote MCP once.

Add Conductor Remote MCP to Opal

  1. Go to Tools > Connectors in Opal.
  2. Click Add Remote MCP.
  3. Click Conductor.

  4. Click Next.

  5. Click Connect to Conductor.

  6. Complete required access configuration in the pop-up page and click Accept.

The Conductor tile is now available on the Connectors tab for users to authenticate with their personal accounts.

User-level auth for Conductor

After an administrator adds Conductor Remote MCP to Opal, you can log in from Opal to access your information. User-level authorization ensures individual Opal users and agent builders can only access data they have permission to access within Atlassian.

To authenticate, complete the following steps in Opal:

  1. Go to Tools > Connectors.
  2. Click Connect for Conductor.
  3. Log in to Conductor.

After you connect to Conductor, the Conductor connector tools become available in Opal Chat, agents, and workflows.

Conductor connector tools

After an administrator adds Conductor Remote MCP to Opal and you log in to Conductor using User-level auth for Conductor, you can call the following tools in Opal. Click a tool's name to expand it and learn when to use the tool, required and optional parameters, and example prompts on how to call the tool. If you do not provide a required parameter, Opal prompts you for it.

accounts – Retrieves a list of available Conductor accounts.
  • When to use
    • Discover which Conductor accounts are linked to your current Optimizely environment.
    • Retrieve the specific account_id necessary for running competitive brand insights or citation reports.
    • Verify your access levels and see a full list of managed brand or client accounts within Conductor.
  • Parameters
    • None
  • Example prompts
    • What Conductor accounts do I have?
    • Show me a list of my available Conductor accounts.
    • List my accounts so I can find my account ID for a market share report.
ai_brand_insights – Provides brand market share, sentiment trends, and competitive positioning in AI search intelligence.
  • When to use
    • Analyze your brand's overall market share in AI-driven search responses compared to competitors.
    • Monitor brand sentiment score trends (positive, neutral, or negative) over time for specific topics.
    • Identify which intents (for example, Informational or Transactional) or personas drive the most visibility for your brand.
    • Compare brand performance across major AI search engines like ChatGPT, Gemini, and Perplexity.
    • Discover which sources or domains are the primary drivers of sentiment for your brand.
  • Parameters
    • account_id – The unique identifier for the Conductor account.
    • (Optional) aggregate_owned_brands – Aggregates owned brand variations into a single "Your Brands" row.
    • (Optional) brand – Filters results for a specific brand (case-insensitive).
    • (Optional) brand_sentiment_trend – Returns a democratic weekly sentiment score for trend analysis.
    • (Optional) collection_frequency – Filters by collection cadence (for example, DAILY or WEEKLY).
    • (Optional) competitors_only – Limits the results to competitor brands only.
    • (Optional) end_date – The end date for the reporting period (limits results to the most recent seven days ending on this date).
    • (Optional) include_sentiment_sources – Includes the domains or sources that provided the sentiment mentions.
    • (Optional) include_snippets – Adds text quotes or examples from the AI responses (requires sentiment_by_brand and include_sentiment_sources).
    • (Optional) intent – Filters by specific search intents (for example, Informational).
    • (Optional) intent_performance – Measures brand mention coverage percentage across different intent categories.
    • (Optional) latest_only – When true, returns data only for the most recent collection period.
    • (Optional) locale – Filters by specific markets or regions (for example, US or UK).
    • (Optional) owned_only – Restricts results to owned brands/properties only.
    • (Optional) persona – Filters results by specific audience personas.
    • (Optional) prompt – Filters results to a specific tracked query or prompt.
    • (Optional) search_engine – Filters by specific AI search engines (for example, gemini or chatgpt).
    • (Optional) sentiment_by_brand – Provides a detailed breakdown of positive, neutral, and negative sentiment counts per brand.
    • (Optional) sentiment_by_source – Provides a sentiment breakdown grouped by source domains (for example, reddit.com).
    • (Optional) sentiment_categories – Filters for specific sentiment categories like "Quality" or "Security."
    • (Optional) top_n – Controls the number of brands returned per period in market share mode.
    • (Optional) topic – Filters results by specific marketing topics or campaign themes.
    • (Optional) topic_breakdown – Groups results by topic to show share within each category.
    • (Optional) web_property_id – Scopes brand attribution to specific web property groups.
  • Example prompts
    • What is my brand's market share for the 'Cloud Security' topic in account 12345?
    • Show me the sentiment trend for my brand over the last month.
    • How does our brand visibility compare to our competitors on Gemini vs. ChatGPT?
    • Which domains are giving us the most negative sentiment in our latest AI search reports?
    • Show brand coverage by intent for my owned brands in the US market.
ai_citation_insights – Provides citation market share and visibility analysis for websites across AI search engines.
  • When to use
    • Map which websites and specific URLs are being cited most frequently by AI search engines like ChatGPT and Gemini.
    • Monitor your website's citation share compared to your primary competitors for specific marketing topics.
    • Analyze the performance of your domains across different audience personas and search intents.
    • Drill down into specific prompts to see the exact pages cited from your domain or a competitor's domain.
    • Track how citation trends are shifting over time across various AI search platforms.
  • Parameters
    • account_id – The unique identifier for the Conductor account.
    • (Optional) citation_domain_label – Filters by a specific domain label (for example, "Your Websites") for URL drill-downs.
    • (Optional) citation_granularity – Controls aggregation level. Use "domain" (default) or "subdomain."
    • (Optional) competitors_only – Restricts results to show only competitor website citations.
    • (Optional) end_date – The end date for the report (limits data to the seven days ending on this date).
    • (Optional) intent – Filters citations by specific search intents (for example, Informational or Transactional).
    • (Optional) intent_breakdown – Includes intent as a dimension to see citation share by search intent.
    • (Optional) intent_performance – Measures the percentage of prompts per intent that cite your website.
    • (Optional) language – Filters results by language (for example, English).
    • (Optional) language_breakdown – Groups results by language.
    • (Optional) latest_only – Returns data only for the most recent collection period.
    • (Optional) locale – Filters by specific markets or locales (default is "United States").
    • (Optional) locale_breakdown – Groups citation results by regional market or locale.
    • (Optional) owned_only – Limits results to citations of your owned websites.
    • (Optional) persona – Filters results by tracked audience personas.
    • (Optional) persona_breakdown – Includes persona as a dimension in the citation analysis.
    • (Optional) persona_performance – Measures the percentage of prompts per persona that cite your website.
    • (Optional) prompt – Filters results to citations associated with a specific prompt.
    • (Optional) prompt_breakdown – Includes individual prompt details in the citation report.
    • (Optional) prompt_type – Filters by prompt type (for example, "branded" or "unbranded").
    • (Optional) search_engine – Filters by specific AI search engines (for example, gemini, chatgpt, or perplexity).
    • (Optional) search_engine_breakdown – Groups citation results by search engine.
    • (Optional) start_date – The start date for the reporting period (usually calculated from end_date).
    • (Optional) top_n – Limits the result to the top N citations per period.
    • (Optional) topic – Filters results by specific topics or campaign names.
    • (Optional) topic_breakdown – Groups results by topic to show citation share within each.
    • (Optional) url_drilldown – Enables a deep-dive view to see specific URLs cited for a domain or label.
    • (Optional) web_property_breakdown – Includes web property ID in the grouping.
    • (Optional) web_property_id – Scopes citation attribution to specific web property groups (for example, your UK site instead of your US site).
  • Example prompts
    • What is my website's citation market share for 'Artificial Intelligence' topics in account 54321?
    • Show me a breakdown of which AI search engines cite my domain most often.
    • Which competitor URLs are being cited most for transactional queries in the UK market?
    • Show me the URL drill-down for 'Your Websites' on the topic of 'Enterprise SEO'.
    • What percentage of 'Information' intent prompts cite my website compared to competitors?
tracked_configs – Discovery endpoint for account tracking configuration, including topics, prompts, engines, locales, and more.
  • When to use
    • Identify which accounts your credentials can access and retrieve their numeric IDs.
    • Discover exactly which topics, prompts, or web properties are being monitored in a specific account.
    • Validate the spelling or availability of sentiment categories, personas, or regional locales before generating detailed reports.
    • Check if a specific tracking configuration (like a prompt or topic) is currently active or paused.
    • Get a summary overview of an entire account setup to understand tracking coverage.
  • Parameters
    • config_type – Specifies what to retrieve (for example, accounts, topics, prompts, web_properties, search_engines, locales, brands, personals, and intents).
    • (Optional) account_id – Scopes the query to a specific account (required for all types except accounts).
    • (Optional) account_name – Filters account lists by name (partial match by default).
    • (Optional) account_name_exact – Switches account name filtering from partial match to exact match.
    • (Optional) limit – Controls the maximum number of results returned (default 100, max 200).
    • (Optional) prompt_status – Filters prompts by state (ACTIVE or INACTIVE).
    • (Optional) topic – Scopes down result lists to only those belonging to a specific topic name.
    • (Optional) topic_status – Filters topics by state (ACTIVE or INACTIVE).
    • (Optional) web_property_id – Scopes results to specific web property groups.
  • Example prompts
    • What accounts can I access in Conductor?
    • List all topics tracked for account ID 12345.
    • Show me active prompts under the 'SEO Tools' topic for my primary account.
    • What AI search engines and regions are we monitoring in account 67890?
    • What audience personas and intents are configured for this brand?

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