Requirements
- Target platform
- OpenClaw
- Install method
- Manual import
- Extraction
- Extract archive
- Prerequisites
- OpenClaw
- Primary doc
- SKILL.md
Query Umami Cloud (v2) analytics data via API using an environment-provided API key. Use when agents need website traffic, pages, events, sessions, realtime, reports, or attribution data for analysis, planning, experiments, or monitoring. Includes read-only API querying patterns, endpoint selection guidance, and reusable scripts for flexible endpoint + time-range requests.
Query Umami Cloud (v2) analytics data via API using an environment-provided API key. Use when agents need website traffic, pages, events, sessions, realtime, reports, or attribution data for analysis, planning, experiments, or monitoring. Includes read-only API querying patterns, endpoint selection guidance, and reusable scripts for flexible endpoint + time-range requests.
Hand the extracted package to your coding agent with a concrete install brief instead of figuring it out manually.
I downloaded a skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder and install it by following the included instructions. Tell me what you changed and call out any manual steps you could not complete.
I downloaded an updated skill package from Yavira. Read SKILL.md from the extracted folder, compare it with my current installation, and upgrade it while preserving any custom configuration unless the package docs explicitly say otherwise. Summarize what changed and any follow-up checks I should run.
Use this skill as a data-access layer: fetch Umami analytics data, then let the agent decide analysis/strategy.
UMAMI_API_KEY (required) UMAMI_BASE_URL (optional, default: https://api.umami.is) UMAMI_WEBSITE_ID (optional default site) UMAMI_DEPLOYMENT (optional: cloud or self-hosted, default: cloud)
Umami Cloud: https://api.umami.is/v1/... Self-hosted Umami: https://<your-host>/api/... The script supports both: --deployment cloud → uses cloud behavior (/v1 + x-umami-api-key) --deployment self-hosted → uses self-hosted behavior (/api + Authorization: Bearer ...)
Pick endpoint from docs or references/read-endpoints.md. Run scripts/umami_query.py with endpoint + params. Use presets (today, last7d, etc.) or custom startAt/endAt. Analyze returned JSON for the user task.
# 1) List websites python3 scripts/umami_query.py --endpoint /v1/websites # 2) Website stats for last 7 days (default website from env) python3 scripts/umami_query.py \ --endpoint /v1/websites/{websiteId}/stats \ --preset last7d # 3) Top pages with explicit website id python3 scripts/umami_query.py \ --endpoint /v1/websites/{websiteId}/pageviews \ --website-id "$UMAMI_WEBSITE_ID" \ --preset last30d # 4) Events series with custom window python3 scripts/umami_query.py \ --endpoint /v1/websites/{websiteId}/events/series \ --param startAt=1738368000000 \ --param endAt=1738972799000 # 5) Legacy path auto-mapping in cloud mode (/api/... -> /v1/...) python3 scripts/umami_query.py --endpoint /api/websites/{websiteId}/stats --preset last7d # 6) Self-hosted example (/v1/... auto-maps to /api/...) python3 scripts/umami_query.py \ --deployment self-hosted \ --base-url "https://umami.example.com" \ --endpoint /v1/websites/{websiteId}/stats \ --preset last7d
“How was traffic this week?” “Top pages in the last 30 days” “Show event trends for signup clicks” “Compare current week vs previous week” “Give me raw Umami data to build a marketing experiment plan”
Keep requests read-only (GET). Prefer explicit time windows for reproducibility. For unknown endpoints, consult https://v2.umami.is/docs/api and then query with the script. Prefer /v1/... endpoints in cloud mode, /api/... in self-hosted mode. Auth headers are mode-specific: cloud uses x-umami-api-key; self-hosted uses Authorization: Bearer .... metrics endpoints require a type query param. The script now auto-defaults to type=url if omitted. For /v1/reports/* endpoints, the script auto-adds websiteId from --website-id / UMAMI_WEBSITE_ID when available. On Umami Cloud, /v1/users/* endpoints can return 403 for normal user API keys (expected in many accounts).
Endpoint map: references/read-endpoints.md Query helper: scripts/umami_query.py
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