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ga4-events

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GA4 event taxonomy validation. Lists distinct events on a property, checks event presence, reports the built-in parameter proxies and marks unsupported checks. Includes an opt-in heuristic for the post-payment redirect-back issue that affects e-commerce funnels.

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    Verify auth, then use the ga4-events agent or the commands in its definition.

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    Default window is seven days.

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GA4: Event checks

Verify auth, then use the ga4-events agent or the commands in its definition. Default window is seven days. Named-event presence checks work across taxonomies.

The required-parameter table is fixed in ga4_events.py; there is no custom --required-params option. Coverage outputs are aggregated proxies, not raw parameter completeness. Duplicate-ID detection and nested payload validation are not implemented. The optional post-payment count comparison does not establish event order. Return unavailable checks and errors explicitly.

Parameter aggregate metrics return coverage_pct: null with status: not_measurable; positive revenue is not proof of complete tagging. Segment audits use the API sessionKeyEventRate and label findings session_key_event_rate.

BigQuery evidence is optional: install .[bigquery] and use ga4_bigquery.py with explicit billing/source projects, dataset, location and dates. It estimates fixed aggregate queries by default; --execute can incur charges and requires explicit user authorization. Enforce --max-bytes (default 1 GiB), inspect unknown job outcomes before resubmitting, and never export individual rows. MCP bigquery_dry_run cannot execute. See docs/BIGQUERY.md for parameter coverage, consent, freshness and first-entry funnel semantics.

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