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About instrument-events

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instrument-events

Given event_candidates YAML

instrument-events is the third step of the Amplitude analytics instrumentation workflow. It receives the candidate event list from discover-event-surfaces and produces a concrete instrumentation plan for the critical events, which are the candidates marked with priority 3 because they would block a release. The skill works like a software architect reviewing a pull request. It cares about consistency with existing patterns, a minimal footprint in the code, and properties that actually power dashboards, rather than fields that nobody queries. The plan it writes is detailed enough for an engineer to implement line by line. Other candidates are out of scope for this skill, since the workflow handles only the events that matter most for release. The skill reads the Amplitude taxonomy skill to follow the standards for event and property naming. It 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. Teams use it after the candidate list has been reviewed, to turn the agreed events into code changes.

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amplitude
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AI Skills
Website
github.com/amplitude/mcp-marketplace/instrument-events