Understand Yandex Metrica in plain language
The plugin safely connects the account, checks counters, goals and tag installation, then produces a clear traffic and conversion audit with prioritized recommendations.
A clear audit without changing the counter
The plugin guides setup of a customer-owned Yandex OAuth application, supports multiple accounts and finds accessible counters, permissions, goals, filters and key settings. It also checks the counter installation signal in a project or on a public HTTPS page.
After connection, it creates a measurement-quality baseline audit and normalized reports across sources, pages, devices, geography, audience and confirmed goals. The stable release is strictly read-only and changes nothing in Yandex Metrica.
What the plugin does
- Guides OAuth connection, protects the token and supports multiple named accounts.
- Finds counters, permissions, goals, filters and key settings and checks website counter installation.
- Creates baseline audits and reports across sources, pages, devices, geography, audience and confirmed goals.
- Adapts reports for lead generation, ecommerce, content and SaaS.
- Compares completed periods and produces up to three conservative evidence-based priorities.
Control and security
- All POST, PUT, PATCH and DELETE methods are blocked locally before the network.
- Requests go directly from the user computer to Yandex, while tokens stay in DPAPI, Keychain or Secret Service.
- Reports separate confirmed facts, limitations, hypotheses and data gaps and keep local SHA-256 history.
Capability boundaries
- The stable release is read-only and does not change counters, goals, filters, permissions or data.
- Does not use Logs API or export unaggregated personal data.
- Does not upload costs, CRM data, calls or offline conversions or send reports to external channels.
Why project context matters
When the plugin runs inside a project, it can check the counter installation signal in local code and connect reports to the website business model. A public HTTPS URL is also supported, but the local project provides more verifiable evidence.
The plugin changes nothing: it first helps determine which parts of the current data can be trusted.
Useful for professionals too
An analyst or marketer gets a consistent audit, completed-period comparison and useful breakdowns without repeating manual report assembly. Confirmed goal roles preserve business meaning and remain separate from assumptions.
The plugin does not replace professional interpretation: it exposes sampling and data limitations, ranks recommendations conservatively and keeps the underlying evidence available for review.
Installation and updates
- 01
Open the public repository
Go to GitHub and download or clone the stable Yandex Metrica Advisor branch.
- 02
Give the folder to your agent
Point Codex or Claude Code to the plugin folder and ask it to install the plugin.
- 03
Connect the account
Open a new task and ask for help connecting Yandex Metrica. The agent guides OAuth and pauses for sign-in, 2FA and consent.
- 04
Run the first audit
Choose the counter and ask it to explain measurement quality, traffic and conversions. Full instructions are in the README.
Public repository
Source code and full instructions are available without payment or a GitHub invitation under the MIT license.
https://github.com/anilau-agent-plugins/yandex-metrikaFrequently asked questions
Can the plugin change a counter or its goals?
No. The stable release is strictly read-only and blocks every write method locally.
Is the plugin really free?
Yes. The repository is public on GitHub under the MIT license.
Where does Metrica data go?
Requests go directly between the user computer and Yandex. The plugin does not send data or tokens to Anilau.
Yandex Metrica Advisor
A free read-only open-source plugin. Download it from GitHub and ask Codex or Claude Code to run the first audit.