What problem does it solve? Marketing and product sites serving California visitors need a compliant way to let users opt out of analytics tracking, but most consent implementations either treat all US traffic as CCPA or fail to actually stop tracking after rejection. This Skill adds a geo-scoped CCPA opt-out toaster that detects California visitors and genuinely disables Google Analytics when they reject. ## Core Features & Use Cases - California geo detection: Resolves country and region from CDN/hosting headers plus a server-side IP geo fallback, requiring US country and CA region before showing the banner. - Opt-out consent model: Analytics may load before the visitor chooses, but Reject sets the ga-disable flag, removes gtag, and clears _ga cookies so tracking actually stops. - Shared regime system: Stores a single consent state (gdpr, ccpa, or none) in localStorage so it pairs cleanly with a GDPR opt-in banner instead of stacking two unrelated notices. - Use Case: After wiring Google Analytics into a Next.js or Vite marketing site, run this Skill to add a footer toaster that only California visitors see, letting them reject analytics cookies while sign-in and security storage keep working. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to add a California-only CCPA analytics opt-out banner to the site, wired into the existing Google Analytics setup and shared consent storage.
