Installing XPmetric is now one prompt and two screens

Most of you don't paste snippets by hand anymore. You paste a prompt into Cursor, Claude Code, or ChatGPT and let it do the work. The install step now treats that as the main path, and it fits on one screen.

What changed

The prompt is written for your stack. We detect what your site runs on, and the prompt says "This is a Vite/React site. Paste before </head> in index.html", not seven bullet points starting with Next.js. It still tells your AI to commit, push, and deploy when it's done, and it still carries a fallback line in case we guessed wrong.

Install is two screens, not one page. Copy the prompt, hit Done, and you land on a screen that watches your site for its first pageview, with a checkmark the moment it arrives. If you'd rather get on with things, Skip for now takes you straight ahead.

And there's a lot less to read. You don't need to read a prompt you're only going to paste, so it's tucked behind Preview prompt. The step is now a heading, one card, and a button.

Fewer warnings you didn't ask for. The content-security-policy heads-up used to greet everyone before they'd installed anything. Now it only shows up if the first pageview is actually late, alongside the other usual suspects, like a change that hasn't been deployed yet.

The bot tracker moved out of the way. Server-side AI-crawler tracking is optional and needs a server, so it's no longer part of setting up a new site. It lives where you'll want it: the Bot Traffic card, and Settings → Sites → Get Script.

Manual instructions are still there. The snippet and the platform tabs are one click away under "Prefer to paste the snippet yourself?".

Thanks to the beta users whose feedback shaped this one. Keep it coming.