Projects are API objects
Projects, tokens, stats, and experiments are available programmatically instead of being buried inside a workspace UI.
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Create projects, add tracking, query stats, monitor sites, and run experiments through plugin, skill, MCP, CLI, or API instead of living in dashboards.
A landing page changes. A docs flow gets updated. A launch post goes live.
Agent Analytics turns shipped work into outcome signals your AI agent can read and compare.
Keep the onboarding winner. Rework the post angle. Investigate the retention leak.
Agent Analytics is web analytics built for Claude Code, Paperclip, Codex, OpenClaw, Cursor, Claude Desktop, and similar tools. Instead of forcing a dashboard workflow, it exposes the same analytics surface through plugin, skill, MCP, CLI, and raw API access.
How Agent Analytics is shaped for agents:
Projects, tokens, stats, and experiments are available programmatically instead of being buried inside a workspace UI.
Use a plugin in Claude Code, a skill in Codex, MCP in chat tools, or raw HTTP in custom runtimes without changing the underlying workflow.
Plugins and skills package the common setup, monitoring, and experiment loops so your agent can stay inside its native environment.
The core idea: your agent should not need a dashboard-only mode just to operate web analytics.
Traditional analytics assumes a human will click through reports. Agent Analytics gives your AI agent a machine-readable surface so it can set up projects, watch them, and act on what it finds.
Tell your agent to set up analytics for a new site and it can create the project, return the snippet, and confirm the first event before the task is done.
Ask your agent what changed this morning and it can scan all your projects, flag anomalies, and summarize what actually needs attention.
When traffic or conversion shifts, your agent can inspect funnels, pages, sessions, sources, and bot traffic to isolate where users drop off.
Your agent can create, QA-check, read, and close CTA or landing-page experiments without sending you into a separate product.
These are machine-usable workflows, not dashboard rituals your team has to remember to perform.
Tell your agent "set up analytics for this app" and it can create the project, return the snippet, and confirm the first event.
Ask what changed across all your projects and your AI agent can surface anomalies, traffic swings, and the one thing worth attention now.
Ask where users drop off or which variant is winning. Agent Analytics returns the analytics surface while your agent interprets it.
When enough data exists, your AI agent can summarize the result and point you to the next page, funnel step, or experiment worth touching.
Start with the path your agent already supports. The underlying analytics surface stays the same; only the native entrypoint changes.
Use the plugin when you want the MCP connection and the analytics workflow layer in one install.
Connect the hosted MCP server when you want native tool calls inside a chat-first environment.
Delegate setup to your CEO in Paperclip, give that chain the Agent Analytics skill, and let it run. In the normal path, one browser approval is enough for the agent to finish login, create the project, and verify the first event.
Start with the Agent Analytics skill plus CLI workflows, and add MCP only when you specifically want connector-style tool calls.
Install the skill when you want Codex to query projects, inspect health, and run experiments from the same conversation loop.
Install the skill through ClawHub and let OpenClaw run project setup, reporting, and experiment workflows from chat.
If your AI agent supports skills, CLI commands, MCP, or direct API calls, it can work with Agent Analytics.
Choose deployment first, then use the access path that fits your agent. Cloud gives the fullest hosted agent surface; self-host keeps web analytics on your infrastructure.
Best for teams that want API- and CLI-driven web analytics on their own infrastructure.
Hosted agent analytics for testing the zero-dashboard workflow on your first couple of projects.
Full hosted agent operating surface for teams that want unlimited projects, deeper signals, and experiments.
All plans are agent-usable. The best access path depends on your environment and deployment model.
Start free on our cloud or self-host the open-source stack. Either way, the day-to-day loop stays in code, chat, and terminals instead of dashboard tabs.