Connect Your Cloudflare Website to Agent & LLM Analytics (Using Logpush)

Overview

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

Step 1: Configure Custom Fields

• Select your domain in your Cloudflare dashboard
• In the sidebar, click Logpush under Analytics & Logs
• In the Custom log fields section, click Edit Custom Fields
• Add the following three Request Header custom fields:
  • signature
  • signature-agent
  • signature-input

Step 2: Create a Logpush Job

• Select your domain in your Cloudflare dashboard
• In the sidebar, click Logpush under Analytics & Logs
• Select HTTP destination
• Paste in this endpoint:

https://api.knownagents.com/logs/cloudflare?header_Authorization=Bearer%20YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN

• Navigate to the Known Agents Projects page and open your project
• Copy your access token from the Settings page
• Back in Cloudflare, swap in your access token where it says YOUR_ACCESS_TOKEN (don't delete the "%20")
• Click Continue
• Select the HTTP requests dataset
• Make sure these fields are selected:
  • EdgeStartTimestamp
  • ClientRequestHost
  • ClientIP
  • ClientRequestMethod
  • EdgeResponseStatus
  • ClientRequestPath
  • ClientRequestURI
  • ClientRequestUserAgent
  • ClientRequestReferer
  • EdgeEndTimestamp
  • RequestHeaders
  • EdgeResponseContentType
• Expand Advanced Options and make sure rfc3339 is selected in the Timestamp format dropdown
• Click Submit

Step 3: 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.