nux-first-week-analyzer

Analyze first-week NUX cohorts to identify engagement gaps and dropout risks.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/cncorp/arsenal --skill nux-first-week-analyzer
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Skill: nux-first-week-analyzer
Source: https://github.com/cncorp/arsenal/tree/main/dot-claude/skills/nux-first-week-analyzer
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/cncorp/arsenal --skill nux-first-week-analyzer

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill analyzes the New User Experience (NUX) in a user’s first week after onboarding completion to identify engagement patterns, confusion points, and potential product issues.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Cohort-based analysis of the first week post-onboarding
  • Identification of engagement patterns and potential drop-off signals
  • Guidance for targeted interventions and onboarding improvements

Quick Start

Use this Skill to run a first-week NUX analysis against onboarding cohorts and generate a cohort-based report.

Frequently Asked Questions about nux-first-week-analyzer

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

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How do I identify why new users drop off in their first week after onboarding?▼

First-week NUX analysis surfaces engagement gaps and dropout risks by examining cohort behavior across weekly windows post-onboarding. Track interaction patterns, confusion points, and product friction to pinpoint where users disengage and inform targeted interventions.

Can I analyze onboarding effectiveness by cohort and time window?▼

Yes. Cohort-based analysis groups users by onboarding week, then examines engagement metrics, intervention effectiveness, and post-onboarding behavior within defined time windows. This reveals whether specific cohorts or time periods show higher dropout or engagement signals.

What metrics does first-week user experience analysis capture?▼

First-week NUX analysis extracts onboarding completion metrics, intervention touchpoints, engagement signals, and retention indicators. It filters by user type (excluding test and flagging employee accounts) and applies SQL-based metric extraction to surface actionable cohort patterns.

How do I use onboarding data to improve user retention?▼

Analyze first-week engagement patterns and dropout signals to identify friction points and low-engagement segments. Use cohort-based reports to test targeted interventions, measure their effectiveness, and refine onboarding flows based on evidence of what drives sustained engagement.

What user segments should I exclude or flag when analyzing new user experience?▼

First-week NUX analysis enforces filtering to exclude TEST user accounts and flags EMPLOYEE accounts separately. This ensures cohort analysis reflects genuine new-user behavior and prevents internal or test activity from skewing engagement and retention metrics.

Can I measure intervention effectiveness within the first week of onboarding?▼

Yes. The analysis tracks intervention events and post-intervention engagement within cohort windows, allowing you to assess whether specific onboarding interventions correlate with sustained engagement or reduced dropout risk in the critical first week.