Measure Monitor
Unattended cross-platform anomaly monitoring for the Measure ecosystem.
measure-monitor is the ecosystem's orchestrator, not an MCP product. It sits
one level above the products — which never import one another — and wires them
together: it fetches metric Observations from a source product (paid media
today), runs the SDK's shared anomaly detector, and delivers alerts to your
channels. Run it on a schedule for hands-off monitoring of irregular drops and
spikes.
┌── cron / /schedule ──────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ measure-monitor run --config monitors.toml │
│ │
│ paid-media.get_metric_observations(metric) ← fetch + history │
│ │ │
│ ▼ detect_anomaly (SDK) ← shared brain │
│ irregular drop/spike? │
│ │ │
│ ▼ │
│ Slack / Teams / email ← centralized │
└───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Install
pip install measure-monitor # pulls in measure-paid-media-mcp + measure-sdk
measure login # one-time Google sign-in (from the SDK)
Configure
Describe what to watch in a JSON or TOML file — see examples/monitors.toml:
[[monitors]]
name = "spend-anomaly"
metric = "spend" # spend | revenue | conversions | clicks | impressions | roas | cpa | ctr
days = 7 # each period is a 7-day window
periods = 4 # 4 prior windows form the baseline
method = "z_score" # z_score | mad | pct_change
sensitivity = 3.0 # stdevs (z_score/mad) or fraction (pct_change)
[[monitors.channels]]
type = "console" # console | slack | teams | discord | email
Run
measure-monitor run --config monitors.toml # detect + deliver
measure-monitor run --config monitors.toml --dry-run # detect only, no delivery
Output is a JSON report. Exit code is 1 when any anomaly was found (0 = clean,
2 = error), so a cron wrapper can react to it.
Email delivery reads SMTP from the environment: MEASURE_SMTP_HOST,
MEASURE_SMTP_PORT, MEASURE_SMTP_USER, MEASURE_SMTP_PASSWORD, MEASURE_SMTP_FROM.
Schedule it
System cron — every hour:
0 * * * * cd /path/to/work && measure-monitor run --config monitors.toml >> monitor.log 2>&1
Claude Code /schedule — a cloud routine that runs the check and reacts to the
result in natural language (no config file needed; the agent has both MCPs
connected). Example prompt to schedule:
Every hour: use paid-media
get_metric_observationsfor spend and roas across all platforms; for any anomaly, deliver a summary with the alerts engine.
Both modes respect the ecosystem rule: products never import each other — only this orchestrator depends on more than one.
How it fits the ecosystem
- Source of truth for detection:
measure_sdk.detect_anomaly— the same brain every product uses, so results are comparable across platforms. - Extensible: as GA4 / SEO products expose
get_metric_observations, point a monitor at them; the runner is source-agnostic (it depends only on theObservationcontract).
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