ga4-report

Generate a Google Analytics 4 summary report by reading the GA4 property ID, credentials, and output path from the client's CLAUDE.md file, then executing the report steps to save the results to the configured outputs path.

A GA4 traffic summary report includes sessions by channel, top landing pages, bounce rates, daily traffic trends, and the organic versus paid traffic split to help you quickly assess client performance.

Yes, you need a CLAUDE.md file to pull GA4 data, as it provides the required configuration including the GA4 property ID, credentials environment variable, and the designated outputs path for saving the report.

Yes, you can compare current GA4 traffic trends with a prior report if one is available, allowing you to view channel breakdowns, top landing pages, and bounce rate changes over time.

Automated GA4 reporting handles credentials by loading a specified environment variable from the CLAUDE.md configuration, then uses the same file to determine the output path for saving the generated 30-day summary report.

The best way to automate client Google Analytics 4 reporting is configuring the GA4 property ID and credentials in CLAUDE.md, which enables automatic generation of a 30-day performance summary saved to your outputs path.