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One-click product analytics.

In your own Supabase, working with any dashboard you use. Skene adds the tracking you're missing and keeps the rest from breaking on every pull request.

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The problem

You can't get today's data back tomorrow.

Early on, analytics is handled, for now. You ship features, your agent rewrites the code that records the events, and an insert quietly disappears with a refactor. Nothing errors. The table just stops filling.

Analytics is not retroactive. Months later you set pricing, brief the board, or chase a churn spike, and the number you reach for is wrong in a way you can't reconstruct. The decision goes out the door anyway.

Skene checks every pull request, in the same place you already review code, so the record is already there when the decision lands. Setup takes under ten minutes. Your data stays in your own Supabase.

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Analytics live in your own Supabase.

Connect once. Skene adds the tracking you're missing, right into the database you already own.

  • Connect your repo and Supabase, read-only
  • Adds the events that matter and checks each one fits the tables in your database
  • Your data stays in your Supabase, never moved or copied
  • Checks each PR against its preview branch, via Supabase branching
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Analyzing Schema
Events from codebase
Generating Journey
Discovery
From sign up to account creation
SIGNALTYPEFOUND ATSTATUS
Account CreatedSupabasepublic.accountsCan be tracked (DB)
Signup Page ViewedGitHubapp/admin/(auth)/login/page.tsxRecommended
Signup Form SubmittedGitHubapp/admin/(auth)/login/page.tsxRecommended
Auth User CreatedSupabaseauth.usersCan be tracked (DB)
auth.users.insertGitHub–Can be tracked (DB)
user creates an account recordGitHub–Can be tracked (DB)
refactor: consolidate checkout flow tracking
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feat/checkout-v2→main
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Analytics diff detected

Missing callcheckout_started: not found in new state
Renamed eventpurchase_complete → order_confirmed
Payload shape changecart_viewed: field "items" removed
Conditional no longer firesupsell_shown: condition block unreachable
Caught on review. Not on a dashboard that's been wrong for weeks.
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Tracking that doesn't quietly break.

Every way a code change quietly drops an event, caught on the pull request that did it.

  • Tracking your code stopped recording, or renamed so it no longer lands
  • Data shaped wrong, so your database silently drops it
  • Tracking that used to fire but stopped, for some users or some flows
  • Flagged as a PR comment, not weeks later
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Works with any dashboard icon

Works with any dashboard. Tells you what pays.

Skene feeds the dashboard you already use, and answers the questions that move revenue.

  • Point any dashboard or BI tool at your own Supabase
  • Or ask the questions that move revenue from inside your coding agent, over MCP. No new dashboard to build
  • Skene gives the answer, not another chart to babysit
  • Turnkey dollar-revenue viewRoadmap
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Analytics events
checkout_started
purchase_complete
cart_viewed
public·events
event_nametext
order_idint4
cart_itemsmissing
created_attimestamptz
Skene checking events against schema…
feat: add purchase_complete tracking
Open
feat/purchase-events→main
skenebotcommented now

Schema mismatch detected

purchase_complete→public.events
Type mismatchpayload.purchase_id · text → column is int4
Missing columnpayload.cart_items · column does not exist

From one setup to the paths that pay.

One setup adds the tracking you're missing and keeps it from breaking on every pull request. Then ask your coding agent for the paths, cohorts, and features that pay.

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1. ONE SETUP. SKENE ADDS THE TRACKING YOU'RE MISSING.
2. WHEN A CODE CHANGE BREAKS TRACKING, CAUGHT ON THE PR THAT DID IT.
3. THE PATHS AND COHORTS THAT PAY, FROM YOUR CODING AGENT.

Four ways to plug Skene in.

Ask questions from your coding agent (MCP server). Run it on every pull request (GitHub Action). Call it from your own scripts (Cloud API). Or start with a one-time check of your repo.

Same engine behind each.

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MCP server
Cursor · Claude Code
GitHub Action
Runs on every PR
Cloud API
Any script, any time
Repo audit
One-time · no commitment
MCP server
Skene runs before the agent commits. Catches analytics issues in the agent loop, not after the PR lands.
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Separation of duties

The agent writes the tracking. It should not grade its own work.

An agent checking the tracking it just wrote is the conflict of interest the check exists to remove. Skene runs alongside Cursor, Claude Code, and Codex, not inside them. The gate sits outside the tool that made the change.

It is not a dashboard you babysit or a copy of your data. Your data stays in your database. Skene owns the gate, and the trusted record you query over MCP for what drives revenue.

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