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Clarity publishes five advanced MCP Server queries
Microsoft Clarity published five advanced query patterns for its MCP Server, including identifying pages with high scroll depth but low conversion rates and diagnosing mobile page friction. The examples are workflow guidance rather than a new advertising feature.

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For you, this means analysts can turn behavioural questions into repeatable agent queries, while retaining human review for definitions, sample size, and causal interpretation.
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Clarity publishes five advanced MCP Server queries
Microsoft Clarity published five advanced query patterns for its MCP Server, including identifying pages with high scroll depth but low conversion rates and diagnosing mobile page friction. The examples are workflow guidance rather than a new advertising feature. For you, this means analysts can turn behavioural questions into repeatable agent queries, while retaining human review for definitions, sample size, and causal interpretation.
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