菜单
Run the staircase audience-relationship report for a customer. Use when the user asks to run the staircase report, requests it for a specific site, or asks for an audience-tier or relationship-intelligence report.
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基于 SOC 职业分类
Detect whether the configured customer's tracker tags employee/internal pageviews via `extra_data`, and if so, save the filter so reports exclude that traffic. Use when the user asks to identify employees, exclude employee traffic, filter internal users, or says results look skewed by their own staff.
Seed for a future standalone conversions report. Currently holds conversion-attribution code lifted out of the staircase report (PR B of the staircase climbing revision); not yet runnable end-to-end. Use when the user asks to build out the standalone conversions report; do not invoke for "run the conversions report" until the file is reshaped.
Walk the user through first-time setup of the agentic-analytics plugin. Use when the user asks how to get started, how to set up the plugin, where to put their credentials, what the plugin can do for them, or any variant of "first run" / "onboarding" / "walk me through this."
Blow away the local data cache and rebuild it. Use when the user asks to refresh the cache, rebuild the cache, clear cached data, start clean, recover from a bad pull, or says reports are returning stale or weird-looking numbers. Leaves config alone.
| name | staircase-report |
| description | Run the staircase audience-relationship report for a customer. Use when the user asks to run the staircase report, requests it for a specific site, or asks for an audience-tier or relationship-intelligence report. |
To run the report, invoke /agentic-analytics:staircase with the user's customer specifier as the argument. The slash command holds the full report-running instructions (cache probe, window selection, script invocation, output contract). This skill exists so plain-language requests route to the same code path without the user needing to remember the slash command name.
