The Dashboard Check.
Claude opens a dashboard you're logged into and reports the numbers.
Example result
Opened your Google Analytics dashboard in a new tab. Waited for it to finish drawing — the numbers were blank for a second, then filled in. Clicked through Reports, then Acquisition, then Traffic acquisition, the way you would. Here's what…
What this prompt does
- Opens a dashboard you are already logged into
- Reads the numbers you asked for, nothing else
- Reports three lines: figure, direction, anything to do
- Says so plainly when it cannot read something
Setup
Switch on the Chrome connector
In the Claude app: Settings, then Connectors, then turn on the Chrome one and install its add-on. Connectors are the list of outside tools Claude is allowed to reach. This one needs a paid plan. If it later asks permission for a particular website, allow that too.
Fill in the two brackets
Swap
[DASHBOARD]and[WHAT I CARE ABOUT]for your own before you paste it. Those are the only two things the prompt needs from you.Practice on someone else's data first
Google publishes a free demo Analytics account that anyone can add in two clicks and remove just as easily. Real dashboard, real numbers, nothing of yours at risk. Point the prompt at that until you trust it, then swap in your own.
Run it once and read it properly
Check the date range it reports against what is on your screen — they should match. And if it tells you it could read the size of a change but not the direction, that is the prompt working, not failing.
Before you schedule this one
This job needs a browser you are already signed into. If the schedule lands somewhere without one — a cloud machine with no Chrome and no Google login — it will fail every single time, quietly. Make Claude tell you where the scheduled run will happen before you switch it on, and check the first real run yourself. Scheduling is the one part of this job that has not been run end to end here.
How to use the prompt
- 1Switch on the Chrome connector in the Claude app
- 2Swap [DASHBOARD] and [WHAT I CARE ABOUT] for your own
- 3Paste it into Claude and watch the first run
- 4Check the date range it reports against your screen
- 5Schedule it only once you trust the output
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