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Wire minimal, consent-first instrumentation into a codebase — an event schema for the keystone path, cohort queries, and experiment scaffolding on whatever stack exists. Use when GROWTH.md has an Aha but no verified instrumentation, when find-the-keystone stalls for lack of data, when a team is flying on vibes, or when an analytics setup has grown into an unusable event swamp and needs cutting back to the path that matters.

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name	instrument-the-truth
description	Wire minimal, consent-first instrumentation into a codebase — an event schema for the keystone path, cohort queries, and experiment scaffolding on whatever stack exists. Use when GROWTH.md has an Aha but no verified instrumentation, when find-the-keystone stalls for lack of data, when a team is flying on vibes, or when an analytics setup has grown into an unusable event swamp and needs cutting back to the path that matters.
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Instrument the Truth

Instrument the keystone path — and almost nothing else. Verify with your own eyes that one real event flows end-to-end before calling it done.

Gate

Requires gate: aha = open in GROWTH.md. A keystone spec is ideal but not required — this skill often runs before find-the-keystone to give it data. Without even an aha, there is no path to instrument; run name-the-aha first.

Inputs

The codebase, GROWTH.md, and whatever analytics/experimentation stack already exists (PostHog, GrowthBook, Statsig, Amplitude, plain SQL + a table — all fine). Prefer what's installed; never add a paid dependency uninvited.

Steps

Draw the path first. From ## Aha (and ## Keystone if present), list the signup → aha → repeat-value sequence as concrete user actions. The event schema is this list and nothing else. Taste target: ≤10 events.
Design the schema. Per event: name (verb-first, keystone-path vocabulary), properties (minimum viable — cohort keys, timing, context), and an explicit no-PII check per property. Distinguish agent traffic by declared user-agent, never by fingerprinting.
Check the consent posture. Read the app's existing consent framework, privacy policy, and applicable defaults. Instrumentation must fit inside what users have actually agreed to. Collect under the stated basis or don't collect. Refuse dark patterns (consent walls, pre-checked boxes, tracking disguised as functionality) in writing, in the PR.
Wire it. Implement events in code, matching the repo's conventions. Add the cohort queries the keystone derivation needs (engaged cross-section, first-N-days paths, matched dead cohort) wherever queries live in this project.
Verify first light. Run the product, perform the aha path yourself, and watch the events arrive end-to-end — dashboard, table, or log. "The code merged" is not done; "I watched the event land" is done.
Record. Write to GROWTH.md ## Instrumentation: schema, query locations, consent posture, first-light date. Set gate: instrumented = open.

Conventions

Every event traces to a ring; if you can't say which growth question an event answers, delete it.
Experiment scaffolding (flags, assignment, exposure logging) counts as instrumentation — add the minimal version if run-the-loop is next.
When cutting an event swamp: keep the keystone path, archive the rest, and log the cut in the lore ledger (swamps encode dead beliefs).

Edge Cases

No analytics stack at all. Plain append-only table + three SQL queries beats installing a platform mid-skill. Note the upgrade path.
Consent posture is undefined. Stop at step 3, draft the posture, and flag it for human decision — consent posture is non-delegable to agents.
Client-side only, privacy-sensitive product. Count events without identifying users (anonymous aggregates, local-first counters). A cruder honest instrument beats a sharper invasive one.
First light won't verify. Do not open the gate. A broken pipeline recorded as working poisons every downstream verdict.

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