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From a launch goal to a result you can read.

Skene connects the measurement plan to the product evidence behind it. Explore five outputs from the same team-invitations release.

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Skene drafts the measurement plan

Team invitations

For your review
Goal defined by your team

More invited teammates become active.

Audience
Existing customers
Target
40% activation
Window
First 14 days after launch
Formula
Activated teammates / invitations sent

Skene connects two milestones: invitation sent and teammate activated.

Skene maps the required product evidence

Two milestones. One missing requirement.

The measurement plan needs both steps. Code coverage and received events remain separate.

  1. 01

    Invitation sent

    invitation_sentFound in code

    Code evidence identifies the call. Received events still need checking.

  2. 02

    Teammate activated

    teammate_activatedRequired event missing

    Skene supplies implementation instructions for the activation step.

Skene supplies implementation instructions

Record when a teammate becomes active.

The plan needs teammate_activated to measure the second milestone.

Instruction for a coding agent

Add the required activation event after a teammate becomes active. Preserve the link to the invitation used by the measurement plan.

teammate_activated
01 / Coding agentPrepares the tracking change
02 / Your engineering teamReviews and merges the change
03 / SkeneChecks the new evidence

Adding new tracking is different from restoring a deleted event. The requirement remains missing until the change is complete.

Skene reviews the tracking change

Keep a code change connected to its requirement.

With pull request reviews enabled, Skene names the affected event. Your engineering team reviews the correction.

Plan requirementteammate_activated

Changed code · src/team/activate.ts

− track("teammate_activated")

Skene’s finding

Required tracking call removed

The measurement plan still requires teammate_activated. Your team reviews the correction before merging.

Plan requirementteammate_activated

Changed code · src/team/activate.ts

− track("teammate_activated")
+ track("member_ready")

Skene’s finding

Required event name no longer matches

The measurement plan still requires teammate_activated. Your team reviews the correction before merging.

Plan requirementteammate_activated + invitation_id

Changed code · src/team/activate.ts

track("teammate_activated", {})

Skene’s finding

Required property is missing

invitation_id is absent from the supplied evidence. This informational finding does not automatically fail the release check.

Small fixes can arrive as inline suggestions. Larger corrections include implementation instructions. Neither means the change has been accepted.

Skene compares the observed result with your target

Team invitations · First 14 days

Invitations sent1,248
Teammates activated482
Activation38.6%
Target40%

Cumulative activation rate

Target 40%
Release dayDay 14

Activations to date divided by invitations sent to date, within the first 14 days. The line illustrates this example’s progression.

Target not reached

1.4 percentage points below target. Your team decides what to try next.

One invitation per teammate. All 482 activations occur inside the same first 14 days after launch. Available tracking is not the same as an achieved target.

Product preview

A measurement plan keeps the distinctions visible.

Evidence has a source and a state.

An event found in code does not prove that it arrived. Missing evidence stays missing until the required data is available.

Your team owns the next decision.

You review the plan and tracking changes. After launch, Skene computes the result from available data. You decide what to adjust.

A clearer plan for your next release.

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