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Agent Analytics Docs

Agent-first docs for the web analytics MCP and analytics API your AI agent can actually run.

Agent Analytics gives AI agents such as Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, and OpenClaw one web analytics MCP and analytics API surface, exposed through skill, MCP, CLI, and HTTP API access paths. These docs now split the experience cleanly:

  • Use Getting Started when you want the shortest path from zero to a live project.
  • Choose Connect as agent when you want the agent to own install, approval handoff, and setup from A to Z.
  • Use Connect as human only when you need direct account access for billing, cancellation, or manual review.
  • Use Agent Analytics Skill when you want the regular skill for setup, reporting, and experiments.
  • Use Autoresearch Growth Skill when you want a structured variant loop that feeds the next run from measured behavior.
  • Use Examples when you want a working repository that shows the tracker in a real product surface.
  • Use First Project in 5 Minutes when your AI agent is already installed and you want the clearest create-project, place-snippet, verify-first-page-view, and plan-first-useful-event loop.
  • Use Session Paths when your agent needs to connect entry pages, exit pages, goal attribution, funnels, retention, and experiments.
  • Use the guides when you want a prompt-first setup or workflow for a real task.
  • Use CLI when you want the shell-first path itself.
  • Use CLI vs MCP vs API when you want the clearest explanation of skill, MCP, CLI, and API across different agent environments.
  • Use the API reference when you need endpoint-level request and response detail.
  • Use the LLM text exports when you want a compact machine-readable index of the docs.

Product-system model

Portfolio → Projects → Surfaces

Agent Analytics is project-first and portfolio-aware. A portfolio connects related projects; each project owns its product learning; surfaces are the places users encounter or use that project.
Domains, subdomains, localhost, preview URLs, and mobile entry points are URLs or entry points for surfaces. They are not the product model by themselves.
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A portfolio contains four related projects: Main SaaS, Free ROI tool, Content site, and Mobile companion. Each project contains surfaces such as app, docs, pricing, calculator, articles, signup, iOS, Android, and beta.