Notes From The Product

Guides for agent-first analytics

Guides, comparisons, and product notes on open source website analytics, analytics APIs, self-hosted setups, and Plausible or Mixpanel alternatives.

This blog covers analytics for AI agents: API-first measurement, open source website analytics, analytics APIs, and self-hosted analytics workflows for builders who want their agent to query outcomes instead of reading dashboards.

If you are looking for a Plausible alternative or Mixpanel alternative, start with the posts below, then compare the product shape against the API docs and the Mixpanel comparison.

The Feedback Endpoint Claude Code and Codex Need

The Feedback Endpoint Claude Code and Codex Need

If Claude Code, Codex, OpenClaw, Paperclip, or another AI agent uses your product, feedback should not be a UI form. Give the agent a documented endpoint.

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The Login Pattern AI Agents Need

The Login Pattern AI Agents Need

A safe login pattern for AI agents: the human owns identity, the agent owns the work, and no one pastes API keys into chat.

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Session Paths: Entry Pages, Exit Pages, and What Happens Between

Session Paths: Entry Pages, Exit Pages, and What Happens Between

Session paths make entry pages, exit pages, and the steps between agent-readable, so your agent knows what to investigate next.

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If You Use 🗄️ Cabinet, You Need Agent-Readable Web Analytics

If You Use 🗄️ Cabinet, You Need Agent-Readable Web Analytics

🗄️ Cabinet gives you the knowledge base and AI team. Agent-readable analytics gives your Data Analyst real user outcomes to measure and improve.

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Best Analytics for AI-Built Side Projects

Best Analytics for AI-Built Side Projects

A practical comparison of Plausible, Umami, PostHog, Mixpanel, Google Analytics, and Agent Analytics for AI-built side projects and agent-led workflows.

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If You Use 📎Paperclip, You Need Agent-Readable Web Analytics

If You Use 📎Paperclip, You Need Agent-Readable Web Analytics

📎Paperclip orchestrates zero-human companies. Agent-readable analytics shows whether users reached install, signup, API keys, and first project.

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Vibe Coding Made Me Ship More Projects Than I Could Track Manually

Vibe Coding Made Me Ship More Projects Than I Could Track Manually

AI coding tools made it easy to launch more side projects than dashboard workflows can track. Agent Analytics gives your AI agent one measurement layer.

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Why We Built Live Monitor for macOS

Why We Built Live Monitor for macOS

A faster way to watch live traffic, QA trackers, and keep real-time context available for you and the agents helping you ship.

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AARRR for Solo Builders: Let Your AI Agent Run Your Pirate Metrics

AARRR for Solo Builders: Let Your AI Agent Run Your Pirate Metrics

Use Agent Analytics with OpenClaw, Claude Code, Cursor, Codex, or any coding agent to diagnose which part of your growth loop is broken.

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Why GPT-5.4 Makes Agent Analytics Better

Why GPT-5.4 Makes Agent Analytics Better

GPT-5.4 improved the capabilities that make AI-agent growth analysis work: long multi-step tasks, tool use, and polished business outputs.

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Analytics Closes the Agent Feedback Loop

Analytics Closes the Agent Feedback Loop

AI systems improve when action and consequence stay connected. Analytics is the measurement layer that tells your agent what happened after it shipped.

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The Bullseye Method for Technical Indie Hackers

The Bullseye Method for Technical Indie Hackers

Use OpenClaw as an AI growth agent to explore channels, then use Agent Analytics to measure what actually drives activated users.

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Advanced A/B Testing: Conditional Logic + Rich HTML Variants

Advanced A/B Testing: Conditional Logic + Rich HTML Variants

Go beyond headline swaps. Test full sections, conditional experiences, and multi-step flows your AI agent can measure and improve.

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Grow Your Projects from Claude Desktop

Grow Your Projects from Claude Desktop

Use Claude Desktop as a growth agent to query analytics, spot bottlenecks, run experiments, and iterate without leaving your chat.

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What's New in Tracker.js

What's New in Tracker.js

Declarative events, performance timing, errors, consent, and time-on-page give your AI agent better product data from one script tag.

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Know Who Your Users Are

Know Who Your Users Are

Identity stitching connects anonymous and signed-in behavior so your analytics, and the agents querying it, see one user journey.

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Funnels: See Where Users Drop Off

Funnels: See Where Users Drop Off

Step-by-step conversion analysis your AI agent can query. Find the bottleneck, fix it, measure again.

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A/B Testing Your AI Agent Can Actually Use

A/B Testing Your AI Agent Can Actually Use

Run browser-side experiments with declarative HTML variants, no heavy SDK, and an API your agent can drive from setup to winner.

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Talk to Your Analytics

Talk to Your Analytics

Your AI agent can answer analytics questions from quick counts to multi-step analysis across experiments, funnels, and retention. No dashboards.

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🦞 Set Up Agent Analytics with OpenClaw (5 Minutes)

🦞 Set Up Agent Analytics with OpenClaw (5 Minutes)

Add analytics to all your projects and let your AI agent track what's working. No dashboards. Just ask.

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Introducing the Agent Analytics Blog

Introducing the Agent Analytics Blog

Updates, guides, and thoughts on analytics for products built, measured, and improved with AI agents.

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How We Started Agent Analytics

How We Started Agent Analytics

I was paying $28/mo to track pageviews across 5 side projects. I didn't want dashboards. I wanted my AI agent to handle it.

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