Skene in public
Skene's community is for engineers who keep their analytics correct from the codebase. It is where we share the tools, patterns, and experiments we actually use.
What the community is
Skene's community is a working group for engineers who care about their analytics staying correct. It is where we publish the real artifacts behind the product: code, manifests, experiments, and event patterns that show how the system behaves in practice.
It is intentionally small, technical, and focused. You should be able to see how things work, what we are trying, and what we have decided not to pursue, without a funnel, nurture sequence, or sales motion layered on top.
What exists publicly
These are the main entry points into Skene's public work. Each page focuses on a different kind of artifact.
How people participate
Participation is grounded in real work and real usage, not campaigns. Common ways people interact with the Skene community include:
Reading and using open source projects in their own stacks.
Filing issues, questions, or small fixes against public repositories.
Proposing experiments or sharing results from their own implementations.
Joining public discussions and sessions when they are relevant to their work.
Connect with the community
