List all organizations the authenticated user belongs to, and every site (with its numeric site ID) under each. Call this first if you don't already know a site ID.

Get configuration and details for a single site by ID (name, domain, tracking feature flags, etc.).

Get high-level analytics metrics for a site over a time range: sessions, pageviews, unique users, pages per session, bounce rate, and average session duration.

Get the same metrics as rybbit_get_overview (sessions, pageviews, users, bounce rate, etc.) broken down into time buckets, for charting trends. Choose a bucket size appropriate to the range: 'minute' or 'five_minutes' for the last hour or so, 'hour' for a single day, 'day' for weeks/months, 'week' or 'month' for longer ranges.

Get analytics broken down by a single dimension, ranked by traffic. Use this for questions like 'what are the top pages', 'where is traffic coming from', 'what countries/browsers/devices do visitors use', 'what are the top UTM campaigns', etc. Set parameter to the dimension to break down by, e.g.: pathname, page_title, hostname, referrer, channel, entry_page, exit_page, country, region, city, browser, browser_version, operating_system, device_type, language, utm_source, utm_medium, utm_campaign, utm_term, utm_content, event_name. Results include visit count, percentage of total, pageviews, and bounce rate per value.

Get the count of currently active sessions on a site within a recent time window (real-time visitor count).

Get a paginated list of visitor sessions with details: location, browser/OS/device, referrer, entry/exit pages, pageview and event counts, duration, and UTM params.

Get full detail for a single session by ID: session metadata plus the ordered list of pageview/custom events within it.

Get aggregated session counts by geographic coordinates (lat/lon, city, country) for a site, suitable for plotting on a map.