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Define the delivery metrics contract for agent-assisted SDLC — DORA four plus per-stage indicators derived from artifact and git history, and the control bands that turn metric drift into a routed intake. Use when reporting cycle time, plan adherence, or defining response thresholds.

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SKILL.md (original)

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SDLC Metrics Standard

Priority: P2 (MEDIUM)

Measure the handoffs, not the keystrokes. Every metric here is derived from committed artifacts and git history, so it survives a change of runtime and cannot be inflated by activity.

1. Contract, Not Collector

  • This skill defines what to report and how. It does not gather provider or CI telemetry itself.
  • The host runtime or orchestrator supplies the raw counts; unavailable inputs are reported as unavailable, never estimated.
  • Emit artifacts/sdlc-metrics.md at a workflow terminal state, alongside artifacts/session-cost.md.
  • Load references/metrics-schema.md for the report skeleton.

2. Aggregate Health (DORA)

  • Deployment frequency: successful deploys per period, from deployment reports.
  • Lead time for changes: first commit to production, per change.
  • Change failure rate: deploys needing hotfix or rollback, divided by deploys.
  • Time to restore: mitigation timestamp minus incident detection, from the incident record.

3. Per-Stage Indicators

StageLeadingLagging
BRDfirst conversation to committed BRDBRD survival rate into PRD
PRD / SRSBRD to PRD to SRS commit deltasrequirement rework after first docs/srs/srs-task-list-[slug].md
Buildshare merging on first implementation passplan adherence, merged diff versus docs/srs/srs-task-list-[slug].md
Testfirst-pass CI success, eval pass ratedefect escape rate
Reviewtime to first findingfindings per review by severity
Releasechange lead timechange failure rate
Maintainband breach to intake in queuerepeat incidents by class

4. Control Bands

  • Define bands in docs/ops/bands.yaml, version controlled and reviewed like code. Schema: references/bands-template.yaml.
  • Baseline is a rolling window, not a fixed target. Detection is deterministic and computed before any agent reads the signal.
  • Tiers escalate by evidence: log, then read-only diagnose, then propose a change. Never let a tier act beyond its declared tools and routes.
  • Dismissals tune the band. A band that fires constantly is miscalibrated, not urgent.

5. Reporting Rules

  • Trend over snapshot: report direction against the previous period, not a bare number.
  • Name the source: every value cites the artifact, commit range, or pipeline run it came from.
  • No composite scores: do not blend indicators into a single productivity number.
  • Separate agent and human runs: attribute a change to the identity that produced it.

Anti-Patterns

  • No unavailable value guessed: Mark it unavailable and say why.
  • No lines-of-code or commit-count metrics: Measure outcomes and handoffs.
  • No fixed baseline: Use a rolling window per band.
  • No metric without a source: Cite the artifact or commit range.
  • No band with no owner: Name who triages a breach.

Red Flags

  • Stop if a metric ranks individuals: Report the flow, not the person.
  • Stop if a band fires every run: Recalibrate before responding.
  • Stop if adherence is measured against an unwritten plan: Require the committed docs/srs/srs-task-list-[slug].md.

References

Canonical response anchors

When this skill applies, preserve the following domain terminology or equivalent concrete examples in the answer when relevant:

  • artifacts/sdlc-metrics.md
  • DORA
  • plan adherence
  • rolling baseline
  • docs/ops/bands.yaml
  • report unavailable
  • artifacts/runs/<slug>/

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