Expo analytics your coding agent can query
Lightweight Expo instrumentation: explicit events, release/debug separation, and agent-queryable outputs.
Product data preview
Signals to agent context
Funnels, instrumentation, and evidence your coding agent can act on.
Add Expo analytics events with the AnalyticsCLI TypeScript SDK, separate debug and release traffic, and let coding agents query onboarding, paywall, and retention signals.
Who this is for
Start here if the problem below sounds familiar. You do not need every connector on day one—just enough signal for the Growth Engineer to propose work you can review.
- Expo apps using Codex, OpenClaw, Claude Code, or Cursor
- Teams separating debug from release funnels
- Subscriptions exposing onboarding and paywall events to agents
How it works
The loop is the same across guides: connect evidence, let the agent read it, then ship a reviewed task with a verification metric.
- Install the SDK with your project write key.
- Track onboarding, paywall, purchase, activation, and retention events.
- Validate in debug before release funnel analysis.
- Let the Growth Engineer draft a reviewed issue or PR plan.
What you get back
The output should be concrete enough to review without opening five dashboards.
- SDK supports web, Expo, and React Native.
- Explicit events only—no screen recording.
- Agent-queryable via CLI workflows.
Common questions
Quick answers before you connect product data to an agent.
Can I use AnalyticsCLI in an Expo app?
Yes—the TypeScript SDK targets Expo and React Native with explicit events.
How should I avoid polluting production analytics during development?
Use release/debug separation so local checks stay out of production.
What events should an Expo app track first?
Onboarding completion, paywall views, purchases, activation, retention, and core value actions.