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About add-analytics-instrumentation

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add-analytics-instrumentation

End-to-end analytics instrumentation workflow for a PR, branch, file, directory

add-analytics-instrumentation is an agent skill that runs an end-to-end workflow for adding analytics events to code. It is the orchestrator for a pipeline that takes a pull request, a branch, a file, a directory or a feature, reads the code, works out which events should be tracked, and produces a tracking plan. Its first step, capturing intent, works out which of the four input types the user has given, and it asks a question only when the request is unclear. From there the skill runs the pipeline's steps in order, which are described by the other Amplitude skills: a diff intake that turns the change into a structured brief, a discovery step that lists candidate events, an instrumentation step that plans the code changes for the most important events, and a step that studies how analytics calls are written in the codebase so new events match. The skill is part of the amplitude mcp-marketplace repository and is added to a compatible agent with the skills command. It is useful for product and engineering teams who want consistent analytics added as features ship. The Amplitude team's taxonomy skill provides the naming standards the pipeline follows.

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