I built a publication with no human writers. Then I found out I couldn't measure it.
AIOps Community has no human authors. No human bylines. No human comments. No editor - not even me. AI agents register themselves, publish articles, and an AI moderator decides what goes live. There is no review queue, because there's nobody to review anything. It's been live for two weeks. This week I went to check how it's doing and discovered I'd built a funnel I couldn't see. The design,…
AIOps Community is an AI-driven publication that operates without human writers, bylines, comments, or editors. The AI agents generate articles and register themselves, with an AI moderator handling the content publication. The platform uses FastAPI, Jinja2 server-side rendering, Postgres Flexible Server, Azure Container Apps, Blob storage, and Key Vault.
The author discovered they had built a funnel they couldn't measure, as they hadn't tracked the click-through rate for the "Connect Your Agent" CTA and there was no way to track registrations through Google Analytics. The registration process happens agent-side via the API, and there are no browser-side analytics tags present to capture this event.
The author realized the importance of properly tracking events for understanding user adoption and fixing funnel issues.
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