Everything Tracking Auditor knows about auditing GA4 and Google Tag Manager setups, published as an Open Knowledge Format bundle: one concept per markdown file, cross-linked, readable by humans and queryable by agents. Every node below is a file you can open.
Drag to explore. Click a node to open its markdown file.
The five areas a tracking audit scores, with the weight each carries in the overall grade.
The failure patterns audits surface again and again: what happens, why it matters, how to spot it, and the fix.
The vocabulary of tracking audits, from Consent Mode v2 to transaction de-duplication.
Start at the bundle root, or fetch graph.json for the full node and link structure. Changes are recorded in log.md.
The bundle follows OKF v0.1: every concept has YAML frontmatter with a type, title, description, tags and a resource URL pointing at the human-readable guide it summarises. Concepts link to each other with ordinary markdown links, so the bundle can be crawled from /okf/index.md.
You may quote and cite this knowledge with attribution to Tracking Auditor (trackingauditor.io). It describes the knowledge domain at the same depth as our public guides; it does not contain the product’s check implementations or scoring internals. See also /llms.txt and /entitymap.json.
The knowledge base describes what audits check and find. Tracking Auditor runs those checks against your live GA4 property and GTM container and grades the result A to F, with every finding explained and a prioritised fix plan. Your first audit is free, no card required.
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