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@convai/analytics

v0.2.5

Published

TypeScript SDK for the Convai analytics API. Designed for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and Node-side scripts.

Readme

@convai/analytics

TypeScript SDK for the Convai analytics API.

Install:

npm install @convai/analytics

If you are using an AI agent or MCP-capable client, the recommended starting point is @convai/analytics-mcp. It wraps this SDK as typed MCP tools and is listed in the Official MCP Registry as io.github.Conv-AI/convai-analytics-mcp.

import { ConvaiAnalytics } from "@convai/analytics";

const client = new ConvaiAnalytics({ apiKey: process.env.CONVAI_API_KEY! });

const summary = await client.summary({ range: "last_24h" });
const trace = await client.interactions.get("int_8a31...");

CONVAI_API_KEY is a bearer credential. Keep it server-side or in private agent workspaces; do not ship it in browser bundles, mobile apps, public repos, notebooks, screenshots, or logs.

See the repo root for full docs, MCP setup, recipes, and examples.

API surface

Direct REST mappings:

  • client.summary(params)GET /v1/analytics/summary
  • client.timeseries(params)GET /v1/analytics/timeseries
  • client.breakdown(params)GET /v1/analytics/breakdown
  • client.sessions.list(params)GET /v1/analytics/sessions
  • client.sessions.get(id)GET /v1/analytics/sessions/{id}
  • client.interactions.get(id)GET /v1/analytics/interactions/{id}
  • client.catalog()GET /v1/analytics/metrics/catalog
  • client.regressionDetection(params)GET /v1/analytics/regression-detection (business+)
  • client.query(cubeQuery)POST /v1/analytics/query (business+)

Convenience facades (delegate to the above with sensible defaults — agent-friendly):

  • client.latency.byComponent(...) — p50/p95/p99 by processor
  • client.providers.compare(...) — provider/model latency comparison
  • client.errors.summary(...) — error counts by component/provider
  • client.usage.summary(...) — sessions, audio minutes, end users

These convenience methods are pure delegation and match the curated tools exposed by @convai/analytics-mcp.