Website analytics

This website uses Umami and PostHog to measure visits. Until you make a choice, PostHog records the pages you view and which getting-started, GitHub, and installation controls you use, but keeps its identifier only in page memory, so visits are not connected. Installation events contain only the method you selected or copied (npm, npx, cargo, or sh). If you allow analytics, PostHog stores a browser identifier in local storage and a first-party cookie to connect those events across visits. Your IP address is part of the network request to PostHog.

Choose No thanks in the analytics notice to stop PostHog events, or use Analytics settings at the bottom of any page to change your choice later. Changing your choice affects future PostHog events; it does not erase events already sent.

The website does not send search terms, command text, prompts, code, or CLI activity to PostHog. The Agentty CLI does not use this website setting.