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Define KPIs, events, and reporting views for a project or feature. Use for success metrics, tracking plans, measurement frameworks, or analytics dashboards.

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name	metrics-definition-skill
description	Define KPIs, events, and reporting views for a project or feature. Use for success metrics, tracking plans, measurement frameworks, or analytics dashboards.
category	analytics
version	v1.0
inputs	["project or feature description","business goals"]
outputs	["metrics definition doc","KPI list","event tracking plan"]

Metrics Definition Skill

Purpose

Define clear, measurable KPIs, tracking events, reporting dimensions, and success criteria so the team can measure and improve performance.

When To Use

Use this skill when the user asks to:

Define success metrics for a feature or product
Create a KPI dashboard plan
Set up event tracking and analytics
Map business goals to measurable outcomes
Produce a measurement framework

Inputs

Project or feature description
Business goals and success criteria
Reporting tool in use (e.g., Mixpanel, Amplitude, Datadog, custom)

Workflow

Clarify business goals and what "success" looks like
Identify primary KPIs (the 3–5 numbers that matter most)
Define supporting metrics and dimensions
Map user actions to trackable events
Specify reporting views (dashboards, charts, alerts)
Document the full metrics plan

Output Format

# Metrics Plan: [Feature/Project Name]
## Primary KPIs
| Metric | Definition | Target | Owner |
## Supporting Metrics
## Events
| Event Name | Trigger | Properties |
## Reporting Views
## Measurement Notes

Quality Checklist

At least 3 primary KPIs defined with clear definitions
Each KPI has a target value or trend direction
Events mapped to user actions
Reporting views identified
Metrics owner assigned

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