4 things your agent can do in Google Analytics
Google Analytics tracks and reports website traffic, user behavior, and conversion data, enabling marketers to optimize online performance and customer journeys
Every action, grouped by what it does
You do not pick these by hand. Describe what the agent should do and Squidgy grants the matching ones — an agent told to draft replies gets the drafting action and not the sending one.
Read
3Get Account
Tool to retrieve a single account by its resource name. use when you need detailed account info after confirming the account resource name (e.g., accounts/100).
GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_GET_ACCOUNTList Accounts
Tool to list all accounts accessible by the caller. use when you need to enumerate all google analytics accounts your credentials can access.
GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_LIST_ACCOUNTSList Audiences
Tool to list all audiences on a property. use when you need to fetch all audiences for a ga4 property after confirming its existence.
GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_LIST_AUDIENCES
Create & update
1Create Expanded Data Set
Tool to create an expanded data set for a property. use when you need to combine specific dimensions and metrics into a custom dataset after property creation.
GOOGLE_ANALYTICS_CREATE_EXPANDED_DATA_SET
About connecting Google Analytics
What can an AI agent do in Google Analytics?
4 distinct actions, listed in full on this page — 3 to read, 1 to create & update. An agent gets the ones that match what you described it doing, not all of them at once.
How do I connect Google Analytics?
Once, in Settings → Integrations. Sign in with your account (OAuth). The connection is yours, shared by every agent you build — you are not re-authorising per agent, and the agent never sees your credentials.