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explore.lux.network measured nothing. It carried a Google Analytics component that no deployment had ever given a property id, so every visit to the explorer went unrecorded and there was no way to tell whether a change to the site helped anyone. This is one of seven Lux surfaces moving onto first-party analytics. Pageviews now go to Hanzo Insights through @hanzo/event, the client the rest of the fleet already reports with. It mounts once in _app, in the slot the Google tag used to occupy, so every route is covered: the provider records the first view and the route tracker records each one after it. The ingest key is publishable and write-only, so it belongs in the bundle, and a deploy can point the surface at another project with NEXT_PUBLIC_PUBLISHABLE_KEY. The new CSP entry allows api.hanzo.ai so the beacon survives wherever that policy is enforced. Google Analytics is removed rather than left running alongside, together with its feature config, CSP entry and environment variable, because two stacks measuring the same site is how you end up trusting neither. Error reporting stays with Rollbar, which this app already runs.