The plan had no events.
The goal was written down, but nobody named the events before the code shipped. The first weeks of data vanished.
Introducing Releases
Your launch shipped.
Your tracking didn’t.
Skene connects each launch plan to code and analytics evidence, so you can read the result.
Help me plan our team invitations launch
Skene
Release planningSkene drafts your measurement plan.
More teams working together
Target: 40% of invited teammates activate
Goal defined2 events to check
Plan the launch. Check the tracking.
See what happens next.
Growth plans the launch. Engineering ships it.
The measurement falls between them.
The plan, event list, measurement window and target comparison belong to neither team.
A pull request renamed the event.
A refactor renamed teammate_activated. Tests passed, nobody noticed until the report broke.
The result had no target.
The launch was judged on a good-looking number, not the target set before it shipped.
Releases keeps all of it in one plan, in three steps.
From your next idea to your next insight.
01 / Plan with an agent
A clear goal. Before a single line ships.
Tell Skene what you’re releasing. Skene drafts the audience, success criteria and product milestones.
You define the goal
Help more invited teammates become active.
Skene drafts the measurement plan
ReleaseTeam invitations
AudienceExisting customers
Target40% of invited teammates activate
Window14 days after launch
Invitation sentTeammate activated
Your draft is ready for review.
02 / Find missing tracking
Know what needs tracking. Before you launch.
Skene compares the plan with your code and available event evidence.
Skene checks the required events
One requirement needs tracking.
invitation_sent Found in codeteammate_activatedMissingYour team reviews tracking changes
Engineering adds the activation event, then Skene checks again.
Tracking in the code and events received are checked separately.
03 / Monitor the results
See what happened. With the goal in view.
When the measurement window ends and data is available, Skene compares the result with your target.
Skene checks the result against your plan
Teammate activation38.6%
Target 40%Below target by 1.4 percentage points.
482 of 1,248 invited teammates activatedFirst 14 days after launch
Your team decides what to try next.
Connected by
Release context.
Growth plans the release. Engineering ships it.
Both teams work from one plan.
Both teams work from one plan.
Start with the why: the goal and its audience.
Bring your context: briefs, notes and code.
Check the evidence in code and in your data.
Keep learning against the original plan.
From intentTo evidence
Everything your release needs.
One place.
Releases / Team invitations
Results available Plan your release Check your data Review your results
Release overview
See how your release is doing.
Invitations sent1,248During the release window
Teammates activated482From invitations sent
Activation rate38.6%Target 40% · Not reached
Invited teammates becoming active Activation rate
Release dayDay 7Day 14
Skene confirmed both required events are being received.
A plan you can build on.
Skene drafts the goal, audience and milestones.
Your next releaseA sentence starts it.
Confidence in your tracking.
Skene finds missing events before they become missing answers.
Before launch
invitation_sent Foundteammate_activatedMissingSee what happens next.
Use what you learn to shape your next release.
Activation rate38.6%Target 40%
Bring your next release into focus.
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