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## Why
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Current Umami event payloads for CTA clicks and summary modal interactions include only `article_id`, which makes analysis harder when reviewing dashboards and raw events. Adding human-readable article context improves analyst speed and reduces lookup friction.
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## What Changes
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- Add `article_title` to CTA-click event payloads so click analytics can be understood without cross-referencing IDs.
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- Add `article_title` to summary modal open/close event payloads in addition to existing `article_id` context.
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- Keep existing event names and current fields intact for backward compatibility.
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## Capabilities
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### New Capabilities
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- None.
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### Modified Capabilities
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- `hero-display`: Update analytics tracking requirement so CTA click events include both `article_id` and `article_title`.
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- `summary-analytics-tagging`: Update modal open/close analytics requirements so payload includes `article_title` with existing article context identifier.
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## Impact
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- **Frontend analytics wiring:** `frontend/index.html` event payload construction for hero/feed CTA clicks and summary modal open/close events.
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- **Analytics consumers:** Umami dashboards and downstream event analysis gain readable article context while preserving existing identifiers.
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