Data & Analytics Codex plugins

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Analyze multi-channel marketing, financial, sales, e-commerce, and other business data within Codex by connecting to your Coupler.io data flows. Fetch and transform raw data from platforms like Google Ads, Facebook, HubSpot, and Salesforce into actionable intelligence for smarter, faster decis… …ross all paid channels this quarter compared to last quarter? I need this for the board meeting" 2. Review marketing ROI: "Show me the ROI breakdown by marketing channel for the past 6 months. I need to reallocate our annual budget" 3. Identify high-performing campaigns:"Which campaigns are contribu…

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Ask about your product analytics, and get answers you can verify. Fullstory MCP connects Codex and ChatGPT to your product's behavioral data. Ask how many users adopted a feature, where checkout is leaking, or whether yesterday's release broke something, and Codex and ChatGPT builds the s… …tion signals like rage clicks and dead clicks. (6) Read sessions at scale. Ask Codex and ChatGPT to review dozens of sessions behind a drop-off or an alert and report the patterns, including failures that never reached your error tracker. Teams use it to let PMs, support, and engineers self-serve an…

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…ses full-text research directly from publishers and research institutions, and serves it to ChatGPT/Codex over MCP alongside a large open-access corpus. One query searches both. Provenance by default. Every result carries its publisher, title, publication date, and a resolvable identifier such as a… …rately, so the two are never confused inside an answer. You see the price first. Any search can be previewed for free. ChatGPT/Codex sees the title, source, and a snippet of every result, plus the exact cost to unlock them, then asks before spending anything. Unlock the three results that matter ins…

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**Subtext is session replay built for agents instead of humans.** Connect Subtext, and your Codex agents can open real production sessions and investigate them directly—no scrubbing a timeline, no video to watch. Hand your agent a Subtext link from wherever it already connects—a Sentry issue, a Linear ticket, a support thread, a PR—and it uses Agentic Session Review to jump to the right moment, inspect screenshots and accessibility trees, diff DOM state, and read console and network activity to find the root cause. Then it files the fix or hands you the fi…