Metrics Detect Skill

Retrofit entry point for .claude/jit-tooling/metrics-detector.md. For new projects this runs automatically inside /interview Phase 6. Use this skill when:

• The project existed before v0.14 and has no active-metrics.yml.
• New infrastructure has been added (new analytics provider, new app store, new payment processor) and source list needs refresh.
• An existing adapter is >180 days old and needs regeneration.
• The user explicitly wants to review / reconfigure metric sources.

Workflow

Follow .claude/jit-tooling/metrics-detector.md end-to-end:

1. Signal scan — check git remote, package manifests, env vars, SDK installs.
2. Ask the user — deployment URL, payment provider, app stores, support channels (things the repo does not reveal).
3. Confirm each candidate source — yes / no / later.
4. Ensure adapters exist — for each confirmed source, check metrics-adapters/<source>.md. If missing, follow metrics-adapters/GENERATING.md to generate one, present to user, save on confirmation.
5. Write active-metrics.yml — detected + user-declared sources, with confirmed_by_user: false until the user approves the full set.
6. Confirm with user — show the full source list; set confirmed_by_user: true after approval.

Credentials

Mycelium is NOT a secrets manager. For each source, state what the user needs in their environment (env var names, vendor CLI auth) and verify they have it before marking the source active. If they don't, mark status: deferred and move on — do not block detection on setup.

Output

• .claude/jit-tooling/active-metrics.yml (or update to existing)
• Generated adapters in .claude/jit-tooling/metrics-adapters/<source>.md (one per novel source)
• Clear next step to the user: "Ready. Run /metrics-pull to fetch your first snapshot."

What This Skill Does NOT Do

• Does NOT pull data. Detection only. Keep the phases separate so the user can review before any network calls.
• Does NOT store credentials.
• Does NOT assume; always asks for sources that cannot be detected from the repo (deployed URLs, payment processors, app stores).

Theory Citations

• Gilad: evidence gathering is infrastructure — the cost of pulling must be near-zero for users to do it reliably.
• Mycelium's JiT philosophy: detect and configure on demand, don't pre-ship per-source complexity.