See How AI Platforms Use Your Site
Agent Intelligence captures AI agents at your CDN and puts them side by side with your human data in your warehouse. See which AI platforms read your content, which pages they read, and whether they send anyone back.

Your Analytics Only Sees the Last Click
AI assistants are now one of the ways people find content, but most AI agents don't run JavaScript, so client-side analytics never records their visits. An agent reads your pages, an assistant answers with them, and a few people click back. Your analytics sees only that click, and it often lands as direct traffic.
Marketing, SEO, and content teams see which content AI platforms read and recommend
Data teams get AI agent traffic in the warehouse, modeled and ready for BI
Engineering adds a CDN tracker next to your existing tracking
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Step 1
An AI agent reads your page
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Step 2
An assistant answers with it
Happens off your site, in the assistant -
Step 3
A person clicks through
JavaScript analytics1 visitSource: directAgent Intelligence1 visitReferred by OpenAI
Questions You Can Answer About AI Agent Traffic
Which AI Platforms Read Your Content
Break down AI agent traffic by platform, operator, and purpose. Every known agent is identified by who runs it and why it visits, from AI training to AI search indexing.
Which Pages Agents Read
Count agent requests page by page, day by day. CDN trackers record agents that never run JavaScript, so their visits reach your data.
Which Platforms Send Visitors Back
Compare the pages each operator reads with the visits it refers, over 7, 30, and 90 days. Visits from AI products are credited to the operator behind them, such as OpenAI for ChatGPT.
Where Agents and People Differ
Find the archive, tag, and feed pages that agents read and people don't. Find the pages people read that agents ignore, and optimize them for AI search and answer engines.
How Your AI Visibility Changes
Track daily trends in how often each platform reads your site. CDN counts are a lower bound, so read them as direction and relative popularity, not exact totals.
How Agent Intelligence Works
Agent Intelligence captures requests at your CDN, sends them through your Snowplow pipeline and models them in your warehouse. The package has three components.
CDN Trackers
CDN trackers for Cloudflare, CloudFront, and Fastly capture every request at the CDN, the layer that serves your pages, including requests from agents that don't run JavaScript.
Agent Classification Enrichment
Adds each known agent's operator, such as OpenAI, and its purpose: AI training, AI search indexing, AI user fetch, link previews, or traditional search indexing.
Agent Analytics dbt Package
An incremental data model that builds BI-ready tables of agent activity and AI-referred human page views, by operator, page, and agent.
Built on Your Snowplow Data
CDN tracking adds to your Snowplow client-side tracking rather than replacing it. Server logs alone see one request per session on a single-page app. Snowplow keeps the full detail of human behavior next to the agent data, in your warehouse.
CDN trackers and the JavaScript tracker send events through the same pipeline
Agent and human page views are joined in one data model
Known AI agents are captured for analysis, where bot detection filters automated traffic out
CDN tracker
Every request at Cloudflare, CloudFront or Fastly, including agents that never run JavaScript
Agents and peopleJavaScript tracker
The full detail of what people do on your pages, as you track it today
PeopleYour Snowplow pipeline
Agent classificationoperator and purpose added
Your warehouse: one Agent Analytics model
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Set Up Agent Intelligence in Four Steps
Agent Intelligence needs a Snowflake warehouse and a CDN you can add a tracker to: Cloudflare, CloudFront, or Fastly. It's a paid add-on for Snowplow Cloud and Private Managed Cloud, and you can try it in the 14-day free trial. The Agent Intelligence docs cover each step.
Request Agent Intelligence from the All Products page in Console
Deploy a CDN tracker alongside your existing tracking
Enable the required enrichments in Console, including agent classification
Run the Agent Analytics data model in your Snowflake warehouse