Build and run a GrowthBook Product Analytics chart via the REST API — visualize a metric over time, aggregate a fact table, or chart a raw warehouse table, then return the numbers plus a deep link to the chart. Use when the user asks "show me signups by country", "chart daily active users", "how many orders last week", "plot revenue over time", "break that down by plan", or any "show me / chart / plot / how many" question about product data. For discovering what metrics and fact tables exist first, use metric-search. For experiment results, use experiment-analyze — this skill is for general analytics, not A/B test readouts.
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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Build and run a GrowthBook Product Analytics chart via the REST API — visualize a metric over time, aggregate a fact table, or chart a raw warehouse table, then return the numbers plus a deep link to the chart. Use when the user asks "show me signups by country", "chart daily active users", "how many orders last week", "plot revenue over time", "break that down by plan", or any "show me / chart / plot / how many" question about product data. For discovering what metrics and fact tables exist first, use metric-search. For experiment results, use experiment-analyze — this skill is for general analytics, not A/B test readouts.
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Build and run a GrowthBook Product Analytics chart via the REST API — visualize a metric over time, aggregate a fact table, or chart a raw warehouse table, then return the numbers plus a deep link to the chart. Use when the user asks "show me signups by country", "chart daily active users", "how many orders last week", "plot revenue over time", "break that down by plan", or any "show me / chart / plot / how many" question about product data. For discovering what metrics and fact tables exist first, use metric-search. For experiment results, use experiment-analyze — this skill is for general analytics, not A/B test readouts.
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Category
Science & research
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.