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About discover-event-surfaces

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discover-event-surfaces

Given a change_brief YAML

discover-event-surfaces is the second step of the Amplitude analytics instrumentation workflow. It takes the change brief produced by diff-intake and generates a wide list of candidate analytics events that could be tracked for the change. The skill asks the agent to think like an engineer who ships the feature and also cares whether it succeeds. The events it proposes are meant to answer product and business questions, not to repeat implementation details, and the list is organized by category and given priorities for review. The skill aims for breadth and quality, because a later skill will narrow the list down. It first parses the change brief, then reads the Amplitude taxonomy skill to follow its naming standards and core analytics philosophy. The output is a candidate list in YAML that a product manager can review before anything is implemented. The skill is part of the amplitude mcp-marketplace repository and is added to a compatible agent with the skills command. Its security audits passed with Gen Agent Trust Hub, Socket and Snyk. It is useful for teams that want to plan analytics for a change before committing to which events to build.

Price
Free
Made by
amplitude
Category
AI Skills
Website
github.com/amplitude/mcp-marketplace/discover-event-surfaces