Design North Star Metrics, input metrics, and guard rails for product success dashboards.
npx skills add https://github.com/autopus-ai/autopus-adk --skill metrics-autopus-ai
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: metrics Source: https://github.com/autopus-ai/autopus-adk/tree/main/.omp/skills/metrics Command: npx skills add https://github.com/autopus-ai/autopus-adk --skill metrics-autopus-ai
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A North Star Metric should reflect customer value, be influenceable by the team, measurable, and comparable over time. Common examples include Weekly Active Users for SaaS, completed transactions for marketplaces, and weekly deployments for developer tools.
Input metrics are 3-5 measurable drivers that directly influence the North Star Metric, classified as leading or lagging indicators. They span acquisition, activation, engagement, retention, and revenue, each with an owner, baseline, and target.
Guard rails are health metrics with thresholds and alert conditions that must not degrade while pursuing growth, such as error rate below 0.1% or P99 latency under 500ms. Define acceptable ranges and alert triggers for each before launch.
Yes, the output is designed to insert directly into a PRD's Goals and Success Metrics section and link to a SPEC's acceptance criteria. Acceptance items are phrased as measurable conditions, such as a primary metric reaching its target while guard rails stay within thresholds.
Leading metrics predict future North Star movement, such as new signups or activation rate, while lagging metrics confirm outcomes after the fact, such as week-one retention. A balanced metric design includes both types.
hfadhlullahGenerate Product Requirements Documents through an interview process.
kiryteoDefine and track product metrics for OKRs, dashboards, and reviews.
ninthwave-ioDecompose feature specifications into discrete PR-sized items with dependencies.
petrogurcakDefine product measurement strategies using North Star Metric, AARRR, HEART, and Stage-Based frameworks.
