CLI

SleekTrack is scriptable from the terminal. Every command lives under wp sleek track, and the commands that read data take --format=json, which makes them easy to use from deploy scripts, cron jobs and coding agents. WP-CLI commands lists every command with its arguments; wp help sleek track <command> prints the same on a site.

What the commands cover

• Sites: wp sleek track sites list, get, create, update, delete, script and self-register. wp sleek track sites create prints only the new id with --porcelain, and wp sleek track sites self-register tracks the current install with the tracking code added automatically, like Track this site. wp sleek track sites delete also deletes the site’s events
• Statistics: wp sleek track stats, wp sleek track breakdown, wp sleek track realtime and wp sleek track events, which lists raw events newest first
• Maintenance: wp sleek track cleanup runs the retention prune and the salt cleanup of the daily background task on demand, optionally with a one-off retention
• Networks: wp sleek track network list, wp sleek track network enable and wp sleek track network disable, available when SleekTrack is network-activated

Example

wp sleek track sites create --domain=example.com --name=Example --porcelain
wp sleek track stats 1 --period=30d --format=json
wp sleek track breakdown 1 --property=source --limit=20 --period=custom --from=2026-09-01 --to=2026-09-30

Periods and breakdowns

Periods match the dashboard: day, 7d, 30d, month, 6mo, 12mo, all, or custom with --from and --to as YYYY-MM-DD dates. The commands default to 7d, where the dashboard opens on the last 30 days.

Breakdown properties match the dashboard’s cards, such as page, source, country or goal. On the command line, goal lists named events only; pageview goals are reported by the dashboard. Bot filtering happens during collection, so the commands and the dashboard read the same events. Filters are a dashboard feature and have no command-line option.

Sites on a network

Site commands run against the site that WP-CLI’s global --url flag selects, so this reads a network site’s analytics:

wp --url=client-one.com sleek track stats 1

The Track assistant

The Track assistant runs these same commands for you, in the site’s own process rather than a shell, and reads the listing and statistics commands as JSON. Deleting a site, running cleanup and disabling a network site ask an administrator to confirm first, and the network commands need the manage_network_options capability.