Fingerprint

Query fraud & device signals

Category: Security
Primary Subcategory: Application Security & Vulnerability Management

Integration details

Description

The Fingerprint MCP Server connects ChatGPT directly to Fingerprint's device intelligence platform, enabling fraud analysts, developers, and security teams to investigate suspicious activity and understand traffic patterns more quickly. Fingerprint captures device intelligence signals, including bot detection, VPN usage, browser tampering, and visitor behavior, on your highest-risk pages and actions like login, checkout, and account creation. With this connector, you can query that data conversationally, no dashboards or manual correlation required Try prompts like: - "Show me bot traffic from the last hour." - "Is this signup spike part of a coordinated operation?" - "Who are my most suspicious visitors and why?" - "Help me implement Fingerprint to protect my site." ChatGPT queries your Fingerprint workspace and returns insights in seconds. Developers can also use it to build and integrate Fingerprint into their applications, getting guidance on setup, configuration, and best practices without leaving the conversation. Connect to your Fingerprint account to get started. New to Fingerprint? Sign up for free at fingerprint.com.

Integration type: Plugin
Verification status: Not applicable
Platform: ChatGPT
Category: Security
Primary Subcategory: Application Security & Vulnerability Management
Secondary Subcategories: None listed
Brand: Fingerprint
Access: Account required
First tracked: 2026-09-26
Tool count: 13
Geography: US

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Tools

13 tools agents can invoke

Runs one of this server's read-only tools by name. Use this when list_tools reports a tool with run_with call_tool that is not in your own list of available tools. Arguments must match that tool's input schema, which list_tools returns when given a tool_name.
call_tool
Runs one of this server's state-changing tools by name. Use this when list_tools reports a tool with mutating true that is not in your own list of available tools. Confirm with the user before calling this, and pass arguments matching the tool's input schema from list_tools.
call_write_tool
Creates a new API key. Requires type (public/secret/proxy) and name (3-255 chars). Secret key tokens are only visible at creation time. For schema, see mcp resource fingerprint://schemas/api-key
create_api_key
Creates a new workspace environment. Requires a name (3-255 chars). Optionally set description, limit mode (none/restrict/notify), and limit value. For schema, see mcp resource fingerprint://schemas/environment
create_environment
Retrieves detailed information about a specific API key by its ID. For schema, see mcp resource fingerprint://schemas/api-key
get_api_key
Returns the current date and time so you never have to guess or infer it from your training data. Always returns UTC; pass an optional IANA timezone to also get the local time in that zone. Use this whenever you need to know the current time, for example to build relative time ranges for search_events.
get_current_time
Retrieves a single Fingerprint event by event_id. Fingerprint has two kinds of event, both reachable through this tool: an identification event, collected by the JS Agent or a mobile SDK, returns identification.visitor_id, browser and device details, geolocation, and the full smart signal set; an Automation Intelligence (edge) event, observed server-side with no client agent, returns only request and IP derived fields (ip_info, proxy, vpn, bot_info, url, tags, timestamp). An edge event has no visitor_id and no device-derived signals, so read the returned fields rather than assuming either kind. For schema, see mcp resource fingerprint://schemas/event
get_event
Lists API keys with optional filters by type (public/secret/proxy), status (enabled/disabled), and environment. Supports pagination. For schema, see mcp resource fingerprint://schemas/api-key
list_api_keys
Lists all workspace environments. Returns environment details including name, description, limits, and restriction status. For schema, see mcp resource fingerprint://schemas/environment
list_environments
Lists the Fingerprint tools this server is serving right now. Use this when you are unsure which tools exist, or when a tool you expect is not in your available tools: your list can be out of date. Each tool names the proxy that runs it in run_with. Pass tool_name to also get that tool's input schema.
list_tools
Retrieves events matching provided criteria. The two kinds of Fingerprint event are searched separately and never mixed in one response: omit `source` for identification events (JS Agent or mobile SDK), or pass source: ["edge"] for Automation Intelligence (edge) events, and search twice to cover both. An identification event returns identification.visitor_id, browser and device details, geolocation, and the full smart signal set. An edge event returns only request and IP derived fields (ip_info, proxy, vpn, bot_info, url, tags, timestamp): no visitor_id, no device details. Edge events are only searchable for the last 7 days. Output can be large so consider only choosing products that you need and setting the limit to a dozen events or so. For schema of every individual event, see mcp resource fingerprint://schemas/event
search_events
Updates an existing API key. Can change name, description, status (enabled/disabled), and rate limit. Omitting name, description or rate_limit leaves that field alone, but omitting status re-enables a disabled key, so send status on every update to a key you want to stay disabled. For schema, see mcp resource fingerprint://schemas/api-key
update_api_key
Updates an existing workspace environment. Only provided fields are changed. For schema, see mcp resource fingerprint://schemas/environment
update_environment

Fingerprint FAQ

How do I improve a ChatGPT Plugin's discoverability?

The levers are the listing surface agents actually read: names, descriptions, keywords, tool metadata, and registry health. Which lever matters depends on where discovery breaks, which is what continuous measurement shows.

What are Fingerprint alternatives on ChatGPT?

As of 2026-09-26, Fingerprint competes with Codex Security Access, FlawPilot, NPMScan, Orca Security, Safeguard, Strix in ChatGPT Application Security & Vulnerability Management, ranked by public Discoverability Score.

Where is this profile measured?

This profile uses the geography attached to the latest public registry snapshot: US. Locale tags are intentionally omitted.

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13 tools agents can invoke