Web analytics tools require cookie consent and are inaccessible to AI agents
Traditional web analytics require cookie consent banners creating legal friction and data gaps from opt-outs, while AI agents and MCP integrations cannot programmatically access analytics dashboards. Growing privacy regulation and the rise of AI-driven development workflows creates a structural gap for cookieless, agent-accessible analytics.
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