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mau

Skill2 starsChanged 7 months agoMITView on GitHub

Monthly active users for the current TelemetryDeck app. Accepts optional interval / event / compare flags as arguments.

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  1. Distinctive:

    Run the monthly-active-users recipe.

    line 8
  2. Very specific:

    After the table prints, summarize in one paragraph: latest month's value, trend direction over the window, any month that stands out.

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SKILL.md

MAU

Run the monthly-active-users recipe. Default: last 6 calendar months.

tdq mau $ARGUMENTS

Examples:

  • "MAU for the last 12 months" → tdq mau --months 12
  • "MAU this year" → tdq mau --interval this-year
  • "MAU month-over-month" → tdq mau --interval last-month --compare prior-period

After the table prints, summarize in one paragraph: latest month's value, trend direction over the window, any month that stands out. Call out if the current month is partial (this-month / this-year compares partial-to-full).

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