Agent-native analyticsfor your website
Website analytics your AI agent sets up, reads and acts on. It tracks visits, clicks, forms and sales, and tells you which pages and ads make money.
What is agent-native analytics?
Updated November 3, 2026
In short
The term is also used by Builder.io for an open-source BI tool that writes SQL against a data warehouse. This page is about the website kind: tracking your site, your ads and your sales.
How it works
Four steps, about as long as it takes to read them. Your agent does the work.
Paste one prompt
Copy the prompt from the card above into your agent. It reads app.humblytics.com/agent.md, the setup guide written for agents.
Open one link
Your agent signs you up with your email. You open the one confirm link it sends. No card needed to start.
It sets up your site
The agent adds your site and installs the script in the head of every page. It asks before it publishes anything.
Ask it anything
Over the hosted MCP server your agent reads visits, funnels, heatmaps, ad spend and sales, and answers in plain words.
The prompt
Read https://app.humblytics.com/agent.md and sign me up for Humblytics as [email protected].
Works with the agent you use
Claude, ChatGPT, Codex, Cursor and any app that speaks MCP.
- Claude CodeReads agent.md, signs you up, installs the script, then connects the MCP server.
- CodexSame as Claude Code: agent.md for setup, MCP for questions.
- CursorSame flow inside your editor, next to your site code.
- Claude and ChatGPT appsUse the Humblytics connector. Chat apps cannot finish the agent.md sign-up on their own.
- Any MCP clientAdd https://mcp.humblytics.com/v1 (Streamable HTTP) with your API key.
What your agent can read and change
It reads almost everything. It changes very little, and only after you say yes.
Reads
- Visitors, pages, sources and campaigns
- Funnels and where people drop off
- Click and scroll heatmaps
- Form submissions and clicks
- Meta Ads and Google Ads spend
- Stripe and Foxy revenue, per page and per ad
- A/B test results, per variant
Changes, with your approval
- Create, update or stop an A/B test, after you confirm the change, page and goal
- Save a funnel
- Nothing else. Ad accounts are read-only.
No session replay. Revenue comes from Stripe and Foxy; ad spend from Meta Ads and Google Ads.
How it compares
Most analytics tools now have an AI add-on. The difference is who does the setup and what the agent can reach. Checked November 3, 2026.
- HumblyticsWebsite analytics, A/B testing, heatmaps, funnels and ad attributionYour agent signs you up and installs it (agent.md), then reads it over a hosted MCP server
- Google Analytics 4Website and app analyticsGoogle's official MCP server is read-only and runs on your computer with Python and a Google Cloud project
- PostHogProduct analytics, feature flags, session replay, built for engineersOfficial hosted MCP server; setup is done by a developer in code
- PlausibleSimple, privacy-first website analyticsA Stats API; no official MCP server that we could find
- Builder.io Agent-Native AnalyticsOpen-source BI over your data warehouseThe agent writes SQL against your warehouse and saves charts to dashboards
Full comparisons: Humblytics vs PostHog, Humblytics vs Plausible, Google Analytics vs Humblytics, how to use the Google Analytics MCP server.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Plain answers about agent-native analytics and how Humblytics works with your agent.
See all questionsAnalytics built so an AI agent can do the work: sign up, install the tracking script, read the numbers and suggest what to change. You ask your agent a question in plain words, and it answers from your real website, ad and sales data. A person still approves every change.
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with your agent
One prompt signs you up and sets up your site.