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Truth Layer
The Truth Layer is the badge system that tells you how trustworthy, directional, or risky a measure is.
Why it matters: It helps teams separate meaningful signals from vanity, misuse, or AI distortion before they optimize the wrong thing.
Example: A metric can be Meaningful, Leading, or Vanity Risk.
The percentage of active users who use a specific feature within a given time period.
Evaluation method
users_who_used_feature / total_active_users × 100
Signal type
leading
What it is best for
Evaluating feature launch success
Whether a feature is reaching the users it was designed for. A direct measure of feature product-market fit.
Tell you whether users found the feature valuable or whether it solved their problem.
Scenario: AI recommendation engine surfaces features automatically
What happens: Feature adoption rate rises because AI pushes users toward features
What it really means: Higher adoption may reflect AI-driven exposure, not user-initiated discovery. Users may not have sought the feature independently.
Recommendation: Track organic adoption separately from AI-prompted adoption. Compare retention across both groups.
This entry is stronger when paired with:
Define "use" clearly — a single click versus meaningful engagement. Track per-feature over consistent time windows.
Sample events
feature_opened, feature_action_completed A design tool launches a new auto-layout feature. After 4 weeks, 23% of MAU have used it. Heatmap analysis shows the entry point is buried in a submenu.