indicator

Designs measurable KPIs and success criteria for activities, projects, and action plans.

1|Updated Jun 29, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/natthasath/natthasath-marketplace --skill indicator-natthasath
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Skill: indicator
Source: https://github.com/natthasath/natthasath-marketplace/tree/main/plugins/productive/skills/indicator
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/natthasath/natthasath-marketplace --skill indicator-natthasath

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What problem does it solve? Action plans often fail because their indicators are vague, unmeasurable, or impossible to track. This Skill turns any activity or project into a concrete measurement framework with realistic targets, so teams know whether they actually succeeded. ## Core Features & Use Cases - KPI Table Generation: Produces 3-5 indicators per activity with unit of measure, target, passing threshold, measurement method, and frequency. - Three-Level Success Criteria: Defines Excellent, Acceptable, and Below thresholds so results can be graded, not just pass/fail. - Domain-Aware Guidance: Applies SMART principles plus domain-specific practices for IT (SLA, MTTR), HR (engagement, retention), and operations (cycle time, defect rate) from the bundled framework reference. - Use Case: You drafted an action plan for a customer support improvement project but have no idea how to measure it. Invoke the skill with the plan attached and receive a complete indicator table with realistic targets like "≥90%" instead of arbitrary "100%" goals. ## Quick Start Invoke /indicator with your activity or project name, or attach an action plan, to receive a ready-to-share KPI table with success criteria.

Frequently Asked Questions about indicator

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How do I set KPIs for a project or action plan?▼

Invoke the skill with your activity or project description and it generates 3-5 indicators with units, targets, passing thresholds, measurement methods, and frequency. You can also attach an existing action plan and it extracts the activities automatically.

What makes a good KPI according to the SMART framework?▼

A good KPI is Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, and Time-bound. For example, "ticket response rate within 4 hours, measured monthly" passes SMART, while "better customer service" fails because it lacks a unit, method, and timeframe.

How many KPIs should one activity have?▼

The skill recommends 3-5 indicators per activity. More than that becomes unmanageable to track and dilutes focus, which is a common reason measurement frameworks get abandoned.

Can I improve existing KPIs instead of creating new ones?▼

Yes, attach your current indicators and the skill compares them against SMART criteria and domain best practices, then suggests adjustments such as realistic target ranges or clearer data sources.

Why should KPI targets avoid 100% goals?▼

Setting 100% targets without a baseline discourages honest reporting and is often unachievable. The skill recommends realistic ranges like "≥90%" grounded in current performance, following the Achievable principle of SMART.

Does the skill support IT and HR specific metrics?▼

Yes, the bundled framework reference covers domain guidance including SLA, MTTR, and MTBF for IT projects, engagement and retention for HR, and cycle time and defect rate for operations work.