Connect Tag Manager to ChatGPT & Claude.
Stop clicking through 60 tags to find the one that never fires. Ask your AI to audit the container: duplicate pixels, missing consent settings, unpublished changes — in one prompt.
Tagging questions, answered
- › Audit my container and rank the problems by severity.
- › Is the Meta pixel installed twice?
- › Which tags have no firing trigger?
- › Is Consent Mode v2 configured on every marketing tag?
- › What changes are sitting unpublished in the workspace?
- › Which triggers and variables aren't used by anything?
Tag Manager tools your AI gets
One-call audit: broken tags, duplicate pixels, consent gaps, unpublished changes.
Every GTM account your Google login can read.
Web, server, iOS and Android containers in an account.
Workspaces inside a container, including the Default Workspace.
All tags with type, firing triggers, paused state and consent settings.
All triggers, so you can spot the ones nothing uses.
User-defined variables and their configuration.
Full parameter-level config of a single tag.
Version history — when was the container last published?
What is actually live right now, not just drafted.
Unpublished changes waiting in a workspace.
Health check for the connection and the Tag Manager scope.
Three steps. One Google sign-in.
Sign in with Google
Standard OAuth — grant the tagmanager.readonly scope.
We read your containers
Every GTM account and container your login can access.
Add the MCP URL
Plug into ChatGPT or Claude as a connector. Ask for an audit.
Tag Manager + ChatGPT — FAQ
How do I connect Google Tag Manager to ChatGPT?
Sign in with Google, grant the tagmanager.readonly scope, then add the MCP URL to ChatGPT (Connectors), Claude or Cursor. It takes under a minute.
Can the AI edit or publish my container?
No. We request only the read-only Tag Manager scope, so tags, triggers, variables and versions can be read but never created, changed or published.
What does the container audit check?
Tags with no firing trigger, paused tags, the same tracking ID in more than one tag (double counting), missing Consent Mode v2 settings, hard-coded IDs instead of variables, unused triggers and variables, and changes sitting unpublished in the workspace.
Does it work with server-side containers?
Yes. Server containers show up in gtm_list_containers and their tags, triggers and variables read the same way as web containers.
Is it the same Google login as Google Ads and Search Console?
Yes — one Google sign-in covers Ads, Search Console and Tag Manager. Existing users just re-grant to add the new scope.
How much does it cost?
Free during beta.