gplay-vitals-monitoring

Query Google Play Console vitals data for Android app crash and ANR monitoring.

127|8|Updated Apr 6, 2026
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Skill: gplay-vitals-monitoring
Source: https://github.com/hanamizuki/solopreneur/tree/main/plugins/android-dev/skills/gplay-vitals-monitoring
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/hanamizuki/solopreneur --skill gplay-vitals-monitoring-hanamizuki

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Monitor Android apps' health by pulling vitals data from Google Play Console with the gplay vitals CLI, enabling proactive stability improvements.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Crash Monitoring: list crash clusters, get cluster details, filter by time range, version code, and version name, paginate results, and output as a readable table or JSON for automation.
  • ANR Monitoring: list ANR clusters and fetch details to diagnose issues.
  • Performance Metrics: retrieve overall performance, startup time, device-type and OS-version filters, rendering and battery metrics, and permission denials.
  • Error Reporting: list error clusters, fetch details, and filter by severity or time range.
  • Common Scenarios: use in CI/CD gates to monitor stability after releases, or in dashboards for real-time app health.

Quick Start

Run a basic stability check for your app by listing crash clusters with gplay vitals crashes list.

Frequently Asked Questions about gplay-vitals-monitoring

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I monitor Android app crashes and ANR issues from Google Play Console?

You can monitor Android app crashes and ANR issues by querying Google Play vitals data through the gplay CLI. It lists crash and ANR clusters, fetches details, and filters by time range or version to identify stability regressions.

Can I retrieve Android app performance metrics like startup time and rendering using gplay vitals?

Yes, gplay vitals retrieves Android app performance metrics including startup time, rendering, and battery data. You can filter these performance metrics by device type and OS version to pinpoint specific hotspots.

How do I automate Google Play vitals monitoring in a CI/CD pipeline?

You can automate Google Play vitals monitoring in CI/CD by running gplay vitals commands to check stability after releases. The CLI returns structured JSON output, making it suitable for automated gates and dashboard integration.

Do I need gplay CLI authentication to query Google Play vitals data?

Yes, querying Google Play vitals data requires gplay CLI access and proper authentication. Once configured, you can list error clusters, fetch details, and filter by severity or time range across your Android applications.

What is the best way to diagnose Android app error clusters across different versions?

The best way to diagnose Android app error clusters is using gplay vitals to list and fetch details filtered by version code, version name, and time range. This pinpoints exact regressions and hotspots for targeted fixes.

How does gplay vitals handle permission denial tracking for Android apps?

gplay vitals handles permission denial tracking by retrieving specific metrics alongside overall performance and battery data. This helps identify if permission issues are impacting user experience across device types and OS versions.