Using Analytics

What it does

This skill enables AI agents to track user actions and conversions using Vercel Web Analytics. It facilitates the implementation of custom event tracking, including form submissions and development testing. The skill provides code snippets for basic events, events with properties, and demonstrates how to integrate tracking into components and forms. Finally, it allows viewing analytics data within the Vercel dashboard.

When to use it

• You need to monitor user behavior on a website built with Vercel.
• You want to track specific actions like button clicks or form submissions.
• You're developing a Vercel application and require development testing of analytics tracking.
• You want to understand conversion rates for features like trial starts or subscription upgrades.

Key capabilities

• Tracking custom events with properties (e.g., plan, price, currency).
• Tracking common user actions such as signups, logins, feature usage, and conversions.
• Integrating event tracking into components and form submissions.
• Enabling analytics tracking in development mode for testing purposes.
• Viewing collected data within the Vercel dashboard.

Example prompts

• "How do I track a 'purchase_completed' event with plan, price, and currency properties?"
• "Show me an example of how to track a form submission using Vercel Analytics."
• "What’s the code for enabling analytics tracking in development mode?"

Tips & gotchas

• Analytics data is only sent to Vercel in production by default. Remember to enable "development" mode or use the debug prop for testing.
• This skill specifically integrates with Vercel Web Analytics and requires familiarity with its setup.