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Agent Analytics
by
Danny Shmueli
· GitHub ↗
· v4.0.34
· MIT-0
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Install in OpenClaw
/install agent-analytics
Description
Product analytics with your AI agent: set up consent-based tracking, read funnels, paths, retention, experiments, and context, then recommend the smallest gr...
Usage Guidance
Before installing, be comfortable with an external analytics CLI being run through npx, browser-based account approval, local storage of an auth config, and code changes that add tracking to your product. Keep the .openclaw auth directory out of git, confirm the analytics project and goals before context is stored, and review any tracker events before they are added.
Capability Assessment
Purpose & Capability
The capabilities match the stated analytics purpose: installing consent-based tracking, reading funnels/events/retention/experiments, and maintaining compact project context. These can affect a user's codebase and analytics data, but the behavior is disclosed and bounded by user-owned projects and confirmed goals.
Instruction Scope
Instructions repeatedly require user confirmation for durable goals, avoid raw API keys, avoid overtracking, avoid storing PII/secrets/git logs, and prefer fixed CLI commands over broad raw queries.
Install Mechanism
The skill requires npx and runs a pinned package, @agent-analytics/[email protected]. This is an expected external dependency for the declared service integration, not hidden install behavior.
Credentials
Runtime access is proportionate to product analytics work: browser-approved login, project-specific CLI commands, repository inspection for instrumentation, and tracker installation only for owned or managed projects.
Persistence & Privilege
The skill recommends persistent auth storage under .openclaw/agent-analytics for managed runtimes and explicitly warns never to commit the config file. This is sensitive but disclosed and purpose-aligned.
How to Use
- Make sure OpenClaw is installed (local or Docker)
- Run the install command in chat:
/install agent-analytics - After installation, invoke the skill by name or use
/agent-analytics - Provide required inputs per the skill's parameter spec and get structured output
Version History
v4.0.34
Use CLI 0.5.34, surface replay availability in session analysis, and open linked replay segments by analytics session ID.
v4.0.33
Pin Agent Analytics CLI to 0.5.33.
v4.0.32
Use canonical Agent-Analytics/skills repository URL.
v4.0.31
Redesign Agent Analytics skill package and keep install path on agent-analytics/skills.
v4.0.30
Clarify closed-loop growth recipe uses current CLI commands; no report command in CLI 0.5.28.
v4.0.29
Improve Agent Analytics funnel answers with analytics-oriented diagnosis, metric caveats, and portfolio-aware tactic cards.
v4.0.28
Pin Agent Analytics skill to @agent-analytics/[email protected].
v4.0.27
Use browser approval by default for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and local CLI flows; keep detached login for Paperclip, OpenClaw, and issue-based runtimes; pin CLI 0.5.25.
v4.0.26
Remove website scan workflow from public skill setup guidance; clarify pinned CLI use and user-consented project-owned tracking.
v4.0.24
Pin CLI to 0.5.23 and document identity journey lookup by user id or local-only email hash.
v4.0.23
Teach portfolio-scoped cross-project identity stitching with data-link-domains and surface_roles
v4.0.22
- Updated SKILL.md for a broader, more builder-focused positioning: emphasizes multi-surface product analytics, AI builders, and growth loops.
- Clarified and simplified compatibility notes, with improved guidance on login and setup—no API key or chat secrets needed.
- Broadened tags (added "growth" and "builders") for better discovery.
- Clarified the handling of CLI limits: now explicitly instructs to stay on the CLI and guide upgrades, rather than handoff.
- Minor text edits: streamlined English, expanded context on use cases, updated some details for clarity and completeness.
v4.0.21
- Bumped the Agent Analytics CLI version used for all commands to @agent-analytics/[email protected].
- Added extensive documentation on subagent delegation support, including new usage patterns, delegation rules, and recommended splitting strategies for growth audits.
- Included a new "delegation" tag to reflect expanded capability.
- No changes to compatibility or upgrade requirements for standard use cases.
v4.0.20
Teach self-improving project context: read project context before analysis, save durable activation/event/glossary learning, and skip stale observations.
v4.0.19
Add persistent auth storage guidance for OpenClaw and pin CLI 0.5.16.
v4.0.18
Use @agent-analytics/[email protected] and document detached login as a handoff-only flow by default, with polling only via --wait/--poll.
v4.0.17
Pin Agent Analytics CLI examples and runtime instructions to @agent-analytics/[email protected] and refresh public aliases.
v4.0.16
Pin Agent Analytics CLI examples and runtime instructions to @agent-analytics/[email protected].
v4.0.15
Update Agent Analytics CLI pin to 0.5.11 and document breakdown time windows.
v4.0.14
Add Clawflows provides capability metadata for analytics, A/B testing, funnels, and retention.
Metadata
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Agent Analytics?
Product analytics with your AI agent: set up consent-based tracking, read funnels, paths, retention, experiments, and context, then recommend the smallest gr... It is an AI Agent Skill for Claude Code / OpenClaw, with 7099 downloads so far.
How do I install Agent Analytics?
Run "/install agent-analytics" in the OpenClaw or Claude Code chat to install it in one step — no extra setup required.
Is Agent Analytics free?
Yes, Agent Analytics is completely free, licensed under MIT-0. You can download, install and use it at no cost.
Which platforms does Agent Analytics support?
Agent Analytics is cross-platform and runs anywhere OpenClaw / Claude Code is available (cross-platform).
Who created Agent Analytics?
It is built and maintained by Danny Shmueli (@dannyshmueli); the current version is v4.0.34.
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