Connect Your Akamai Website to Agent & LLM Analytics

Overview

This guide shows you how to use Akamai DataStream 2 to connect your website to Agent & LLM Analytics. Please contact us if you need help.

Step 1: Create a DataStream

• Sign in to Akamai Control Center
• Navigate to DataStream in the sidebar
• Click Create a stream
• Select your property and click Next

Step 2: Configure Your Data Set

Select the following fields for your data set:

• Log information
  • Request time
• Message exchange data
  • Request host
  • Client IP
  • Request method
  • HTTP status code
  • Request path
  • Query string
  • User-Agent
  • Response Content-Type
• Request header data
  • Referer
• Network performance data
  • Turn around time

Step 3: Configure the Destination

• From the Destination dropdown, select Custom HTTPS
• For the Display Name, choose something like Known Agents Analytics
• For Authentication, select BASIC
• Enter this Endpoint URL:

https://api.knownagents.com/logs/akamai

• Navigate to the Known Agents Projects page and open your project
• Copy your access token from the Settings page
• For Username, enter something like your company name (this field is not important)
• For Password, paste your access token
• Check Send compressed data
• Select JSON as the log format
• Choose 30 seconds as the push frequency
• Click Save stream

Step 4: Activate the Stream

• After creating the stream, click Proceed to Property Manager and select your property
• Click Edit a new version
• Navigate to Property Configuration Settings
• From the + Behavior dropdown, select Standard property behavior
• Search for DataStream and click Insert Behavior
• In the DataStream section, select DataStream 2 from the Stream Version dropdown
• Toggle Enable to On
• Select your stream in the Stream Name dropdown
• Set the sample rate to 100

Step 5: Create Variables for HTTP Headers

• In Property Manager, within the same rule, add a Set Variable behavior for each signature header
• For the Signature header:
  • Click + Behavior and add Set Variable
  • Create a new variable named PMUSER_SIGNATURE
  • Set Create Value From to Extract
  • Set Get Data From to Request header
  • Enter the header name: Signature
• For the Signature-Agent header:
  • Add another Set Variable behavior
  • Create a new variable named PMUSER_SIGNATURE_AGENT
  • Set Create Value From to Extract
  • Set Get Data From to Request header
  • Enter the header name: Signature-Agent
• For the Signature-Input header:
  • Add another Set Variable behavior
  • Create a new variable named PMUSER_SIGNATURE_INPUT
  • Set Create Value From to Extract
  • Set Get Data From to Request header
  • Enter the header name: Signature-Input

Step 6: Configure Log Request Details

• In Property Manager, add or edit the Log Request Details behavior in your property configuration
• Enable:
  • Log Host Header
  • Log Referer Header
  • Log User-Agent Header
• Enable Include Custom Log Field
• In the Custom Log Field input, add the following:

{"signature":"{{user.PMUSER_SIGNATURE}}","signature_agent":"{{user.PMUSER_SIGNATURE_AGENT}}","signature_input":"{{user.PMUSER_SIGNATURE_INPUT}}"}

• Save the configuration and activate the new version

Step 7: Test Your Integration

• Navigate to the Projects page
• Select your project
• Click Settings
• Click Send a Test Visit
• Click Realtime

If your website is correctly connected, you should see visits from a test agent in the realtime timeline within a few seconds.

MCP Calls and Agentic Commerce

The WordPress plugin currently only tracks standard pageview requests. MCP, ACP, and UCP requests are not tracked. If this is a requirement for you, please contact us to learn how to extend your integration.