Get Stats settings is a WordPress ability from Jetpack — usable via Easy MCP AI, which connects Claude, ChatGPT, and any AI assistant to your site.
Install Free Plugin →Get Stats settings
Read-onlyRead who can see the Stats admin bar/menu, whose visits are counted, and the Do Not Track setting.
Requires the Jetpack plugin on WordPress 6.9+. Abilities are registered by several bundled Jetpack packages (automattic/jetpack-backup, jetpack-connection, jetpack-forms, jetpack-stats) plus the main plugin's own registrars for Related Posts, Shortlinks, Sitemaps, Newsletter/Subscriptions, and Monitor. Permission requirements vary by ability — most gate on 'manage_options', 'jetpack_admin_page', or 'view_stats', while Forms abilities use 'edit_pages'. Backup abilities only register when a Backup product/plan is active; Sitemaps, Monitor, and Newsletter abilities only register when their respective module is turned on.
What it does
This ability returns Jetpack Stats' current configuration: whether the Stats item appears in the admin bar, which role slugs are allowed to view Stats, which role slugs' visits are counted toward stats, and whether the plugin honors the browser's Do Not Track header. It reads only a whitelisted subset of the underlying stats_options data — internal keys like blog_id, notices, or version are deliberately excluded.
See it in action
You ask your AI assistant
"Who can currently view Jetpack Stats on my site, and is Do Not Track honored?"
Returns
An object with admin_bar (boolean), roles (array of role slugs allowed to view Stats), count_roles (array of role slugs whose visits are counted), and do_not_track (boolean).
Permission
The current user must have the 'view_stats' capability.
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