Analytics Agent
Use the Thig Analytics Agent to see Search Console, GA4 and Lighthouse data in one dashboard, with plain-language insights that link to the agent that can act.
The Analytics Agent brings your search, traffic and page speed data into one dashboard. It explains what changed since the last sync and points each change to the agent that can act on it. It works from Google Search Console, Google Analytics 4 and Lighthouse, and it never changes your Google settings or your site.
Before you start
- Finish onboarding so the agent knows your site and strategy.
- Connect Google Search Console for query, page and position data.
- Connect Google Analytics for visitors, sessions, sources and realtime users.
You can start with either one. Each source works on its own, and you can add the other later.
Connect Google once
Both integrations use one Google sign-in with read-only access. Open Settings, Integrations, choose Google Search Console or Google Analytics, and click Connect with Google. Approve the consent screen, then pick your property. Thig shows Access granted when the connection works.
Read the dashboard
The dashboard combines four areas:
- Search. Clicks, impressions, CTR and average position, with top queries and top pages from Search Console.
- Striking-distance keywords. Queries in positions 8 to 20. These sit just off the first page, so a better section or a few internal links can move them up.
- Traffic. Visitors, sessions, top pages, traffic sources and realtime active users from GA4.
- Speed and on-page health. Lighthouse scores for Performance, Accessibility, Best Practices and SEO, Core Web Vitals for each page, and on-page SEO, link and AI visibility checks.
Refresh the data
Search Console and GA4 data sync on their own schedule. Click Refresh to sync now and to run Lighthouse again for each page. Refresh after you ship a fix to see whether the scores moved.
Act on the insights
The what-changed feed lists changes in plain words, for example a query whose impressions rose while its clicks stayed flat. Each insight has a next step:
- Keyword gaps open the Writer Agent with a brief you can edit.
- Search and on-page issues go to the SEO Agent, which explains the fix.
- Code fixes, such as meta tags, structured data or page speed, go to the Coding Agent, which can open a GitHub pull request for your review.
Permissions and data
- Thig requests read-only Google scopes for Search Console and Analytics. It cannot change properties, users or settings in either account.
- Data stays in your workspace. Disconnecting an integration removes the connector and the data collected from it.
- You can revoke access any time at myaccount.google.com/permissions.
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Questions about this page
Does the Analytics Agent change my Google data or site?
No. Thig asks for read-only access to Search Console and Google Analytics 4 and never edits your site. Fixes go to the Coding Agent as drafts for your review.
How often does Lighthouse run?
When you click Refresh. Each refresh runs Lighthouse for the pages in your dashboard and updates the scores.
Do I need both Google integrations?
No. Search Console and GA4 each work on their own, so you can start with either one and add the other later.
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