Install the snippet, tell Lissoss what a conversion is and, if you code with an agent, connect it over MCP. Set-up in the app checks the first two as you go.
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Install the snippet.
Add your website in Set-up and copy its snippet. Paste it before the closing </head> on every page, or into your tag manager — WordPress included. New visits show within a minute or two.
The snippet, shortened — Set-up gives you the whole one, with your key <script> !function(t,e){ /* PostHog's loader */ }(document, window.posthog || []); posthog.init("phc_your_key", { api_host: "https://us.i.posthog.com", autocapture: true, rageclick: true, capture_dead_clicks: true, disable_session_recording: true, opt_out_capturing_by_default: true }); </script> - 02
Set a goal.
Tell Lissoss what a conversion is: a visitor reaching a page, like /thank-you, or clicking an element. Until then it says “Engaged” — three or more pages, over a minute, real clicks.
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Connect your coding agent.
An admin creates the workspace's key in Settings → Coding agents, which hands you the exact snippet for Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code, Windsurf or Claude Desktop — and turns green when your agent connects. The MCP page walks through each tool.
A remote MCP server (Cursor's shape) — the app fills in your address and key { "mcpServers": { "lissoss": { "url": "https://your-lissoss-address/api/mcp", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer lk_your_key" } } } }
Complete documentation isn't published yet. Until it is, Set-up in the app walks you through each step, and this page covers the rest.
No card. One snippet. Sample data until yours arrives.
