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@L2s list all my shortened URLs from the last 30 days and show me which ones got the most clicks

Retrieved 47 shortened URLs created in the last 30 days. Top performers: l2s.io/abc123 (1,204 clicks, created Jan 15, links to product launch page), l2s.io/xyz789 (892 clicks, created Jan 8, links to pricing calculator), l2s.io/def456 (673 clicks, created Jan 22, links to webinar registration). The remaining 44 links averaged 34 clicks each. All links remain active with no expiration set.

This example combines the List Shortened URLs tool with AI synthesis to surface insights from click data. Requires valid API key with read permissions. Note that L2s returns pagination metadata — if you have hundreds of links, the MCP may need multiple calls to fetch the full set before ranking by clicks.

@L2s shorten this URL for our Q1 campaign: https://example.com/products/winter-sale-2024?utm_source=email&utm_campaign=q1promo and set a custom alias 'winter24'

Created shortened URL: l2s.io/winter24 → https://example.com/products/winter-sale-2024?utm_source=email&utm_campaign=q1promo. The link is now active and will track clicks, referrers, and geographic data. Custom alias 'winter24' is reserved to your account. UTM parameters are preserved in the target URL, so your analytics will attribute traffic correctly.

This example uses the Shorten URL tool to create a branded short link with a memorable alias. The MCP writes to your L2s account, so the link persists beyond this session. If the alias is already taken (by you or globally, depending on L2s's namespace rules), the tool will return an error — handle this by trying a different alias or omitting it for an auto-generated ID.

@L2s get the full details for l2s.io/abc123 including when it was created, how many times it's been clicked, and what the original long URL was

Link l2s.io/abc123 was created on January 15, 2024 at 3:42 PM UTC. It has been clicked 1,204 times as of now. The target URL is https://example.com/products/launch-page-v2. Additional metadata: no expiration date set, click tracking enabled, last clicked 2 hours ago from a referrer in the US (Chrome on macOS). The link is currently active.

This example uses the Get URL Details tool to fetch metadata for a specific shortened link. You must provide a valid URL ID that exists in your L2s account — the MCP cannot retrieve details for links created by other users. Useful for auditing link performance or verifying target URLs before sharing them in campaigns.

When L2s works for small-team UTM management

A 3-person growth team running paid ads across LinkedIn, Twitter, and email needs branded short links with click tracking. L2s wins here if you're generating fewer than 50 links per week and don't need complex analytics dashboards. The Shorten URL tool creates clean links in seconds, and List Shortened URLs lets the team audit what's live without opening a separate platform. The Get URL Details tool surfaces basic click metadata, which is enough for weekly campaign reviews. If you're running A/B tests with hundreds of variants or need funnel attribution beyond first click, you'll outgrow this fast. For teams who just want branded links and basic counts without paying for Bitly Enterprise, L2s keeps it simple.

Why L2s falls short for high-volume support workflows

A 6-person support team handling 200 tickets daily needs to share knowledge base articles, bug tracker links, and video walkthroughs with customers. L2s isn't the right call here. The 4-tool scope means no bulk shortening, no team-wide link libraries, and no integration with Zendesk or Intercom where the links actually get sent. You'd be manually shortening URLs one at a time in a separate AI workspace, then copy-pasting into your ticketing system. The Get User Settings tool is irrelevant to the workflow, and there's no way to tag links by product area or issue type. If your support flow already lives in a single platform with native link shortening, adding L2s just creates an extra step. Skip this unless you're a solo support rep who needs occasional branded links outside your main tool.

L2s as a one-time doc hygiene project

A product manager is migrating a 2-year-old Notion workspace to a new wiki and wants to replace 80+ ugly Jira and Figma URLs with clean short links before the team onboards. L2s works for this one-off batch job. Authenticate once with the API key, then use Shorten URL repeatedly in a single Switchy session to process the list. List Shortened URLs lets you export the new links for find-and-replace in the wiki. The catch: if your docs are living documents that accumulate new external links weekly, you'll need a more automated solution than manually shortening in an AI chat. This is a weekend project tool, not a continuous workflow. If you're shortening more than 20 links per month going forward, integrate a link shortener directly into your wiki or use a Zapier automation instead.