AI integration helper
Generate a Zenith integration prompt for your coding agent.
Answer three questions and we’ll write the prompt that tells your agent exactly how to wire Zenith into your project — the real entry points, the real endpoints, which secrets must never reach the browser, and how to check it actually works.
What are you building with?
The prompt changes shape entirely: Next.js gets the package and the first-party dashboard adapters, everything else gets the script tag.
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Why a generated prompt
The failure mode isn’t a bad agent. It’s a confident one.
It states the real API surface
Zenith is small and self-hosted, so it isn't in any model's training data. Left to guess, an agent will confidently import zenith-analytics/vue or invent a config option. The prompt lists the four entry points that exist and tells the agent that anything else doesn't.
It protects the secret key
The api key can read all of a site's analytics, and the fastest wrong answer is to put it in a public environment variable. The prompt makes the boundary explicit, and includes a verification step that greps the built bundle for it.
It admits what your stack can't do
The domain-native dashboard needs a server. Ask for it on a static React SPA and the prompt says so plainly — and tells your agent to report that rather than ship a half-working version or leak the key to make it fit.