github-growth-tracker

Track, analyze, and report on Key Performance Indicators for any business.

> Complete growth system: experimentation engine, viral mechanics, channel playbooks, funnel optimization, retention loops, and scaling frameworks. From zero users to exponential growth.

Complete community building, engagement, and monetization system. From zero to thriving community — launch strategy, member engagement loops, content programming, moderation frameworks, growth tactics, monetization models, and health metrics. Works for Discord, Slack, Telegram, Circle, forums, or any platform.

Track every dollar, enforce budgets, spot spending patterns, and build wealth — all through natural conversation with your AI agent.

Query GitHub event data via ClickHouse for supply chain investigations, actor profiling, and anomaly detection. Use when investigating GitHub-based attacks, tracking repository activity, analyzing actor behavior patterns, detecting tag/release tampering, or reconstructing incident timelines from public GitHub data. Triggers on GitHub supply chain attacks, repo compromise investigations, actor attribution, tag poisoning, or "query github events".

Interact with GitHub using the `gh` CLI. Use `gh issue`, `gh pr`, `gh run`, and `gh api` for issues, PRs, CI runs, and advanced queries.

Track live NFL, NBA, NHL, or MLB games and automatically change Hue light colors based on which team is leading. Use when user wants to sync smart lights with live sports scores for visual game tracking. Supports NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB games with customizable team colors.

Plan reproducible ML experiment runs with explicit parameters, metrics, and artifacts. Use before model training to standardize tracking-ready experiment definitions.

Search GitHub repos, view issues, and look up user profiles via the public REST API — no token required

Track outreach pitches and draft contextual follow-up emails. Monitors a pitch tracker (Google Sheet or local markdown), checks Gmail for replies, flags stale pitches, and drafts tiered follow-ups (Day 3, Day 7, Day 14) that reference the original pitch content. Use when you need to check on pitch follow-ups, draft follow-up emails, review outreach status, find pitches without replies, or manage an outreach pipeline. Triggers on: 'check follow-ups,' 'who hasn't replied,' 'draft follow-ups,' 'outreach status,' 'pitch tracker,' 'stale pitches,' or any request to manage pitch/outreach follow-up.

Use this skill whenever the user needs help with behavioral analytics, engagement tracking, or data collection across any digital touchpoint. Trigger for: website behavioral analytics (scroll depth, form abandonment, session tracking, GTM setup, GA4 custom events), email engagement tracking (open/click/attribution via Klaviyo, Mailchimp, or custom platforms), social media engagement monitoring (owned and competitor), mobile app analytics (Firebase, Amplitude, Mixpanel, AppsFlyer), user-level engagement scoring, cohort analysis, conversion tracking, event schema design, data layer setup, attribution modeling, or any request like "track user behavior", "set up analytics", "measure engagement", "build an event schema", "track form abandonment", "email attribution", "app retention analysis", "what events should I track?", or "how do I measure X". Always use this skill — do not guess at tracking implementations from memory; patterns and APIs change.

Use this skill whenever the user needs to track, analyze, or respond to advertising platform changes across Meta (Facebook/Instagram), Google Ads, or competitor intelligence. Trigger for any of these requests: Meta algorithm updates, Andromeda implications, Google Ads policy changes, Performance Max updates, privacy/compliance tracking (GDPR, CCPA, iOS), competitor ad analysis, campaign impact assessment, ad policy audits, regulatory compliance checks, platform feature rollouts, algorithm behavior changes, creative strategy updates from platform shifts, competitor ad library scraping, or any question like "what changed on Meta/Google?", "how does X update affect my campaigns?", "is my account compliant?", "what are competitors running?". Always use this skill — do not rely on training memory for fast-changing platform details.