What problem does it solve? When a headline metric drops or spikes, teams reflexively name a cause from a hunch. This Skill replaces that reflex with a disciplined root-cause analysis method that localizes the move before asserting any explanation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Metric-tree decomposition: Break top-line metrics (revenue, conversion, activation) into components and build a decomposition table that shows which leaf carries the move. - Five-class drift taxonomy: Classify the move as component, temporal, influence (Simpson's paradox / mix shift), dimension, or event-shock, each with its own confirming cut. - Causality guard: Treat correlation as a hypothesis, requiring every candidate cause to name the specific cut, segment, or time window that would confirm or kill it before assertion. - Use Case: Conversion fell 14% last week and someone blames the new checkout. The Skill decomposes the funnel, finds the move sits in one step, and demands the saw-it-vs-didn't comparison cut before the redesign is blamed or exonerated. ## Quick Start Ask the assistant to run metric RCA on why the activation metric dropped last week, decomposing it into components and ranking candidate causes with their confirming cuts.