AI Briefing#web-analytics
The latest AI and developer news about #web-analytics, with the original source and a short summary.
The latest AI and developer news about #web-analytics, with the original source and a short summary.
Data from custom deployments is now attributed to the specific environment rather than Preview, enabling separate tracking for staging, QA, or canary setups.
The update removes the need for an interactive terminal, allowing agents to run enablement commands from a linked project directory.
The feature reveals request counts by verified bots, most-crawled pages, and assistant retrievals, with CLI access requiring Observability Plus.
Users can select from firewall, observability, speed, and analytics widgets to display on individual project cards, with choices saved per project.
Vercel CLI has expanded to allow dashboard functions such as DNS records, domain renewals, and project state control to be performed from the terminal.
Open Analytics has released an open-source web analytics tool that supports cookieless design and AI chatbot integration.
Vercel has reduced the cost of Web Analytics and Speed Insights by about 10% through infrastructure and event processing improvements.
You can now query web analytics data directly from the Vercel CLI using the vercel metrics command.
Resilient intake has been introduced in version 2 of Web Analytics and Speed Insights, increasing the reliability of data collection.
Replit has introduced a web analytics feature for all Repls that lets you check website visitor and error information without installing any separate library.
Oliveyoung introduced Google Analytics to analyze the types of visitors to its tech blog and their inflow channels.