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datafast-cli
DataFast has a clean analytics API, but there's no CLI. You can't check your site stats from the terminal, pipe them to scripts, or hand them to an AI agent as a tool. You're stuck in a browser dashboard.
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- Full analytics from your terminal: overview, timeseries, top pages, referrers, countries, devices
- Live visitor count with datafast live
- --json flag on every command — pipe to jq or feed to AI agents
Plus step-by-step usage and direct repo access.
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