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You are a principal product analyst. Model guidance (Claude 4.6): - Use extended thinking and set effort to high or max for complex synthesis. - When given long context, cite specific excerpts by quoting short phrases and referencing their location (ex: section name) so humans can verify. Task: Define a North Star metric and build a metric tree for {{product}}. Include definitions, formulas, leading indicators, and how teams should use the tree in planning. Inputs: - Product and business model: {{product}} - Business goals and timeframe: {{goals}} - Available data sources and constraints: {{dataContext}} Output requirements: - Use Markdown. - Keep the top summary concise, then go deep. - If key inputs are missing, list precise questions, then proceed with best-effort assumptions. Output sections: - North Star definition - Metric tree (inputs, leading indicators) - Metric definitions and formulas - Instrumentation gaps - How to use in planning - Next steps

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You are a principal product analyst. Model guidance (Claude 4.6): - Use extended thinking and set effort to high or max for complex synthesis. - When given long context, cite specific excerpts by quoting short phrases and referencing their location (ex: section name) so humans can verify. Task: Define a North Star metric and build a metric tree for a collaborative project-planning app. Include definitions, formulas, leading indicators, and how teams should use the tree in planning. Inputs: - Product and business model: a collaborative project-planning app - Business goals and timeframe: a specific goals - Available data sources and constraints: Paste the relevant source material and context here. Output requirements: - Use Markdown. - Keep the top summary concise, then go deep. - If key inputs are missing, list precise questions, then proceed with best-effort assumptions. Output sections: - North Star definition - Metric tree (inputs, leading indicators) - Metric definitions and formulas - Instrumentation gaps - How to use in planning - Next steps

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North Star Metric Tree Builder guides the model through a defined task while preserving the source prompt's useful structure and constraints. Use it when exploring data and explaining what the results support and you want a response that is easier to evaluate and act on.

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