Define a north star metric and input metrics framework from PMContext requirements.
npx skills add https://github.com/Wcof/PMSkill --skill pm-metrics-wcof
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pm-metrics Source: https://github.com/Wcof/PMSkill/tree/main/skills/discovery/pm-metrics Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Wcof/PMSkill --skill pm-metrics-wcof
This Skill helps product teams turn a partially defined product idea or PMContext into a focused metrics framework anchored by one clear north star metric. It prevents common mistakes like choosing revenue as the north star, defining too many top-line metrics, or picking indicators that cannot be traced back to user value.
Ask the agent to use pm-metrics on your PMContext to classify the business model, choose a north star metric, and generate 3-5 input metrics with a metric tree.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
A north star metric is a single customer-centered measure that reflects core user value and guides product strategy. It is validated against seven quality criteria and supported by a framework of input metrics to ensure teams optimize for actual user engagement rather than just revenue.
You build a measurement framework by designing 3-5 input metrics that directly influence your north star metric. This framework helps teams identify specific optimization levers and establishes a clear hierarchy from actionable inputs to the overarching product goal.
The best way to map a product metrics tree is to generate a Mermaid diagram that visually connects your input metrics to the north star. This traceable structure maps every metric back to product context evidence or explicitly marks it as an assumption for clear team alignment.
Yes, the framework explicitly classifies your product into attention, transaction, or productivity business games to guide metric direction. This classification ensures your chosen north star metric accurately aligns with your specific product model and expected user behaviors.
Revenue should not be your north star metric because it is a lagging indicator that cannot be directly traced back to user value. Choosing a customer-centered metric instead ensures your team focuses on optimizing the specific product behaviors that drive sustainable growth.
Yes, you need structured PMContext requirements to generate a metrics framework because the system derives the north star and input metrics directly from this input. It uses this context to ensure traceability and validate the selected metrics against real user value.
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