Analytiics developer documentation

Everything needed to send events to Analytiics, keep a tracking plan honest, and read data back out. Every page here is public: no sign-in, no gate.

Start here

• Analytiics quickstart — install the tracker and see your first pageview, in about two minutes.
• Analytiics HTTP API reference — every public endpoint, its payload, and its status codes.
• The analytics.yaml manifest — the file that is the tracking plan, and what gets generated from it.
• The Analytiics CLI — npx analytiics start and the commands it is made of.
• Connect Stripe — import revenue with a restricted key and attribute payments.
• People and journeys — follow an anonymous visitor today or an identified customer across visits, privately as the project owner.
• The Analytiics Node SDK — server-side events, revenue, and identity.
• Analytiics for AI agents — when an agent should reach for this product, and how to call it.

Machine-readable

• /openapi.json — the whole HTTP API as an OpenAPI 3.1 document: both hosts, typed schemas, and the error codes each endpoint can return. Also at /openapi.yaml, /api/openapi.json and /api/openapi.yaml.
• /.well-known/api-catalog — the RFC 9727 catalog: which APIs exist and where each one describes itself.
• Live stats pill — embed a public visitor count like Diiverge.
• /llms.txt — this site, as a list an agent can read.
• /sitemap.xml — every indexable URL, with last-modified dates.
• Every page here also answers Accept: text/markdown with Markdown, and is reachable at the same path with a .md suffix.

Packages

Four packages publish to npm and move in lockstep: @analytiics/tracker, @analytiics/sdk-node, @analytiics/manifest, and the analytiics CLI. Source for all of them is at github.com/charlieclark/analytiics.