data-analysis

Designs, runs, and audits product and GTM analytics including funnels, cohorts, and A/B tests.

39|4|Updated Apr 13, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/firatcand/founder-skills --skill data-analysis-firatcand
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Skill: data-analysis
Source: https://github.com/firatcand/founder-skills/tree/main/data-analysis
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/firatcand/founder-skills --skill data-analysis-firatcand

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve? Product and GTM teams often produce analyses that are statistically unsound, biased, or disconnected from actual decisions. This Skill coaches users through rigorous analytics work — designing metric hierarchies, diagnosing funnel drop-offs, auditing dashboards, and running hands-on analysis in SQL or Python — so every output is decision-useful rather than data theater. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Metric & Funnel Design: Build north star metric hierarchies with L1/L2 input metrics and guardrails, and construct funnel analyses with confidence intervals, time distributions, and segmented views. - Cohort, Revenue & Experiment Analytics: Run retention cohort analysis, pipeline velocity and NRR decomposition, churn survival analysis, and A/B test design or audit with sample size calculations. - Review & Audit Mode: Critique existing dashboards, analyses, and experiments for anti-patterns like survivorship bias, peeking, Simpson's paradox, and false precision. - Use Case: A growth PM asks why activation dropped last month. The Skill guides a cohort-segmented funnel analysis, flags base rate and seasonality checks, and delivers a structured diagnosis report with testable recommendations. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to analyze why your activation rate dropped last month using the data-analysis skill, or upload a CSV of user events and request a cohort retention report.

Frequently Asked Questions about data-analysis

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I build a north star metric hierarchy for my product?▼

Start from the value delivered to users, not revenue, then build bottom-up: identify behaviors that move the north star and find leading indicators of those behaviors. The Skill produces a hierarchy document with L1 input metrics, L2 levers, and guardrail metrics to prevent gaming.

How to analyze funnel drop-off and conversion rates?▼

Define each step precisely with a maximum time window, count unique users not sessions, and report step conversion with 95% confidence intervals. Segment by channel, device, or cohort to locate where the biggest drop occurs and whether it is consistent across segments.

What makes an A/B test design statistically valid?▼

A valid test pre-specifies a single primary metric, computes required sample size from baseline rate and minimum detectable effect at 80% power, and runs for a fixed duration covering a full business cycle. Avoid peeking, early stopping, and declaring underpowered tests as showing no effect.

Can this skill analyze an uploaded CSV dataset directly?▼

Yes, it supports hands-on execution mode where you provide data and it validates for nulls, duplicates, and schema issues, explores distributions before aggregating, and delivers a structured report. Findings are labeled as exploratory hypotheses or confirmatory results.

Why is my lead scoring model biased toward closed deals?▼

Training only on closed deals creates survivorship bias — the model learns what converted deals looked like at close, not what leads looked like at scoring time. Train on all leads that entered the funnel with outcome labels attached within a defined time window.

When should I skip running a data analysis?▼

Skip analysis when the decision is already made, the sample is too small to distinguish signal from noise, the data does not measure the phenomenon of interest, or collecting credible data takes longer than the decision's relevance window.