Get Started

There are two ways to add Trodo product analytics: let a coding agent wire it into your stack, or install it manually. Either way you end up with auto-captured sessions on the client, plus the events and identity you send yourself.

Before you start

Grab your site ID from the Integration Manager. The same site ID is used everywhere, so events from your browser, backend, and mobile app all land on one project and one user identity.

Agentic installation

Trodo ships a skill that teaches your coding agent (Claude Code, Cursor, and others) how to detect your stack and wire event tracking, identity, and groups the way Trodo recommends.

Install the Trodo events skill from github.com/trodoai/skills,
then add product analytics to this project. My Trodo site ID is <your-site-id>.
Follow Trodo's best practices for my stack.

npx skills add trodoai/skills --all

Use the Trodo skill to add event tracking to this project.
My site ID is <your-site-id>.

The skill detects your frontend and backend, confirms your user identifier with you, and wires installation, identity, and custom events, showing a plan before it writes any code.

Install manually

Pick the path that matches your stack:

Most client installs auto-capture page views, clicks, forms, and sessions the moment they load. From there, you send the events that matter:

Trodo.track('signup_completed', { plan: 'pro' });

const user = trodo.forUser('user-42');
await user.track('signup_completed', { plan: 'pro' });

user = trodo.for_user('user-42')
user.track('signup_completed', {'plan': 'pro'})

See your events

Open the Events view in the dashboard. Your custom events and the auto-captured ones appear within seconds, attributed to the user and session that produced them.

Next

• Concept — events, identity, sessions, groups, and auto-capture
• Events — everything track can do
• Identity — tie activity to a user across browser and backend