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Monitor Android app stability and performance from the Play Developer Reporting API via gplay vitals. Use to query crash/ANR rates, detect release regressions with anomaly detection, filter error issues/reports with AIP-160 expressions, and break down startup/rendering/battery me
Monitor Android app stability and performance from the Play Developer Reporting API via gplay vitals. Use to query crash/ANR rates, detect release regressions with anomaly detection, filter error issues/reports with AIP-160 expressions, and break down startup/rendering/battery metrics by dimension. Use when asked to check crash rates, ANR rates, error trends, performance data, or to gate a release on stability.
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gplay vitals hits the Play Developer Reporting API (separate from the Android Publisher API used by most other commands). Every subcommand outputs JSON by default; add --output table|markdown for humans or --pretty to indent JSON. Dates are ISO 8601 (YYYY-MM-DD).
gplay auth login or GPLAY_SERVICE_ACCOUNT).There are exactly three groups. There is no crashes list/get, no errors list/get, no performance overview/permissions, no --cluster-id, --version-code, --start-time/--end-time, --severity, or --error-id.
| Command | Purpose |
|---|---|
vitals crashes query | Crash / ANR rate metrics over a date range |
vitals crashes anomalies | Auto-detected regressions — the release gate |
vitals performance startup|rendering|battery | Performance metric breakdowns |
vitals errors issues | Grouped error issues (AIP-160 filterable) |
vitals errors reports | Individual error reports with stack traces |
gplay vitals crashes query returns rate metrics, not a cluster list. Switch metric with --type crash|anr; group with --dimension.
# Crash rate for a window
gplay vitals crashes query --package com.example.app --from 2026-06-01 --to 2026-06-30 --output table
# ANR rate
gplay vitals crashes query --package com.example.app --type anr --output table
# Break down by version to spot a bad build
gplay vitals crashes query --package com.example.app --dimension versionCode --output table
# By device model
gplay vitals crashes query --package com.example.app --dimension deviceModel --paginate
Other valid dimensions include deviceModel, deviceBrand, apiLevel, countryCode. Use --paginate to pull every page.
gplay vitals crashes anomalies lists automatically detected deviations that likely indicate a regression from a new release. This is the command to run in a post-release watch or a CI gate — it does the "is this worse than baseline?" judgement for you across crash, ANR, error, and performance metric sets.
# All anomalies in the last 7 days (default window)
gplay vitals crashes anomalies --package com.example.app --output table
# Just ANR regressions, most recent 20
gplay vitals crashes anomalies --package com.example.app --type anr --limit 20
# Scope to a release window
gplay vitals crashes anomalies --package com.example.app --from 2026-06-25 --to 2026-07-02
--type accepts crash, anr, errors, performance, or all (default). --limit is 1–1000 (default 50).
Three subcommands, each with an optional --dimension (e.g. apiLevel, deviceModel, country):
# Cold/warm/hot startup percentiles, broken down by API level
gplay vitals performance startup --package com.example.app --dimension apiLevel --output table
# Slow (16ms) and frozen (700ms) frame rates
gplay vitals performance rendering --package com.example.app --from 2026-06-01 --to 2026-06-30
# Battery: excessive wakeups vs. stuck wake locks (choose with --type)
gplay vitals performance battery --package com.example.app --type wakeup --output table
gplay vitals performance battery --package com.example.app --type wakelock
errors issues — reports grouped into issues (counts, distinct users). Start here to triage.errors reports — individual reports with stack traces and device info. Drill in from an issue.Both filter via a single --filter AIP-160 expression. Supported fields: errorIssueType (CRASH, ANR, NON_FATAL), apiLevel, versionCode, deviceModel, deviceBrand, deviceType, appProcessState (FOREGROUND, BACKGROUND), isUserPerceived; reports additionally supports errorIssueId and errorReportId.
# Top crash issues by report count
gplay vitals errors issues --package com.example.app \
--filter 'errorIssueType = CRASH' \
--order-by 'errorReportCount desc' --page-size 10 --output table
# ANR issues most impacting distinct users
gplay vitals errors issues --package com.example.app \
--filter 'errorIssueType = ANR' --order-by 'distinctUsers desc'
# Compound filter: crashes on a specific version, foreground only
gplay vitals errors reports --package com.example.app \
--filter 'errorIssueType = CRASH AND versionCode = 105 AND appProcessState = FOREGROUND'
# All reports belonging to one issue (drill-down)
gplay vitals errors reports --package com.example.app \
--filter 'errorIssueId = 1234567890' --page-size 20
--order-by (issues only) accepts errorReportCount / distinctUsers with asc/desc. Use --paginate for everything.
Default JSON is meant to be piped:
# Pull the errorIssueId of the worst crash issue
WORST=$(gplay vitals errors issues --package com.example.app \
--filter 'errorIssueType = CRASH' --order-by 'errorReportCount desc' --page-size 1 \
| jq -r '.errorIssues[0].name')
# Count anomalies flagged in the release window
gplay vitals crashes anomalies --package com.example.app --from 2026-06-25 --to 2026-07-02 \
| jq '.anomalies | length'
Field names vary by endpoint — inspect once with --pretty before scripting against a path.
vitals crashes anomalies scoped to the rollout window first — it surfaces regressions without you setting thresholds.vitals crashes query --type crash and --type anr for the rate; add --dimension versionCode to confirm the new build is the culprit.vitals errors issues --filter 'errorIssueType = CRASH' --order-by 'errorReportCount desc' to rank by impact.vitals errors reports --filter 'errorIssueId = <id>' for stack traces and device breakdown.--type anr distinctly.Prefer anomalies over hand-rolled thresholds. Note --rollout is a fraction 0.0–1.0, never a percent.
ANOMALIES=$(gplay vitals crashes anomalies \
--package com.example.app --type all --from "$RELEASE_DATE" \
| jq '.anomalies | length')
if [ "$ANOMALIES" -gt 0 ]; then
echo "Vitals anomalies detected ($ANOMALIES). Halting promotion."
exit 1
fi
# Clean — promote beta to a 10% staged production rollout
gplay promote --package com.example.app --from beta --to production --rollout 0.1
name: gplay-vitals-monitoring description: Monitor Android app stability and performance from the Play Developer Reporting API via gplay vitals. Use to query crash/ANR rates, detect release regressions with anomaly detection, filter error issues/reports with AIP-160 expressions, and break down startup/rendering/battery metrics by dimension. Use when asked to check crash rates, ANR rates, error trends, performance data, or to gate a release on stability.
--- name: gplay-vitals-monitoring description: Monitor Android app stability and performance from the Play Developer Reporting API via gplay vitals. Use to query crash/ANR rates, detect release regressions with anomaly detection, filter error issues/reports with AIP-160 expressions, and break down startup/rendering/battery metrics by dimension. Use when asked to check crash rates, ANR rates, error trends, performance data, or to gate a release on stability. --- # App Vitals Monitoring `gplay vitals` hits the **Play Developer Reporting API** (separate from the Android Publisher API used by most other commands). Every subcommand outputs **JSON by default**; add `--output table|markdown` for humans or `--pretty` to indent JSON. Dates are ISO 8601 (`YYYY-MM-DD`). ## Preconditions - Credentials set (`gplay auth login` or `GPLAY_SERVICE_ACCOUNT`). - Service account needs "View app information and download bulk reports" permission. - The app must have enough installs to generate vitals data (small apps return empty sets). ## The real surface There are exactly three groups. There is **no** `crashes list/get`, no `errors list/get`, no `performance overview/permissions`, no `--cluster-id`, `--version-code`, `--start-time/--end-time`, `--severity`, or `--error-id`. | Command | Purpose | |---------|---------| | `vitals crashes query` | Crash / ANR **rate** metrics over a date range | | `vitals crashes anomalies` | Auto-detected regressions — the release gate | | `vitals performance startup\|rendering\|battery` | Performance metric breakdowns | | `vitals errors issues` | Grouped error **issues** (AIP-160 filterable) | | `vitals errors reports` | Individual error **reports** with stack traces | ## Crash & ANR rate metrics `gplay vitals crashes query` returns rate metrics, not a cluster list. Switch metric with `--type crash|anr`; group with `--dimension`. ```bash # Crash rate for a window gplay vitals crashes query --package com.example.app --from 2026-06-01 --to 2026-06-30 --output table # ANR rate gplay vitals crashes query --package com.example.app --type anr --output table # Break down by version to spot a bad build gplay vitals crashes query --package com.example.app --dimension versionCode --output table # By device model gplay vitals crashes query --package com.example.app --dimension deviceModel --paginate ``` Other valid dimensions include `deviceModel`, `deviceBrand`, `apiLevel`, `countryCode`. Use `--paginate` to pull every page. ## Anomaly detection — the regression / release gate `gplay vitals crashes anomalies` lists automatically detected deviations that likely indicate a regression from a new release. This is the command to run in a post-release watch or a CI gate — it does the "is this worse than baseline?" judgement for you across crash, ANR, error, and performance metric sets. ```bash # All anomalies in the last 7 days (default window) gplay vitals crashes anomalies --package com.example.app --output table # Just ANR regressions, most recent 20 gplay vitals crashes anomalies --package com.example.app --type anr --limit 20 # Scope to a release window gplay vitals crashes anomalies --package com.example.app --from 2026-06-25 --to 2026-07-02 ``` `--type` accepts `crash`, `anr`, `errors`, `performance`, or `all` (default). `--limit` is 1–1000 (default 50). ## Performance metrics Three subcommands, each with an optional `--dimension` (e.g. `apiLevel`, `deviceModel`, `country`): ```bash # Cold/warm/hot startup percentiles, broken down by API level gplay vitals performance startup --package com.example.app --dimension apiLevel --output table # Slow (16ms) and frozen (700ms) frame rates gplay vitals performance rendering --package com.example.app --from 2026-06-01 --to 2026-06-30 # Battery: excessive wakeups vs. stuck wake locks (choose with --type) gplay vitals performance battery --package com.example.app --type wakeup --output table gplay vitals performance battery --package com.example.app --type wakelock ``` ## Errors: issues vs. reports, filtered with AIP-160 - **`errors issues`** — reports grouped into issues (counts, distinct users). Start here to triage. - **`errors reports`** — individual reports with stack traces and device info. Drill in from an issue. Both filter via a single `--filter` AIP-160 expression. Supported fields: `errorIssueType` (`CRASH`, `ANR`, `NON_FATAL`), `apiLevel`, `versionCode`, `deviceModel`, `deviceBrand`, `deviceType`, `appProcessState` (`FOREGROUND`, `BACKGROUND`), `isUserPerceived`; `reports` additionally supports `errorIssueId` and `errorReportId`. ```bash # Top crash issues by report count gplay vitals errors issues --package com.example.app \ --filter 'errorIssueType = CRASH' \ --order-by 'errorReportCount desc' --page-size 10 --output table # ANR issues most impacting distinct users gplay vitals errors issues --package com.example.app \ --filter 'errorIssueType = ANR' --order-by 'distinctUsers desc' # Compound filter: crashes on a specific version, foreground only gplay vitals errors reports --package com.example.app \ --filter 'errorIssueType = CRASH AND versionCode = 105 AND appProcessState = FOREGROUND' # All reports belonging to one issue (drill-down) gplay vitals errors reports --package com.example.app \ --filter 'errorIssueId = 1234567890' --page-size 20 ``` `--order-by` (issues only) accepts `errorReportCount` / `distinctUsers` with `asc`/`desc`. Use `--paginate` for everything. ## JSON + jq extraction Default JSON is meant to be piped: ```bash # Pull the errorIssueId of the worst crash issue WORST=$(gplay vitals errors issues --package com.example.app \ --filter 'errorIssueType = CRASH' --order-by 'errorReportCount desc' --page-size 1 \ | jq -r '.errorIssues[0].name') # Count anomalies flagged in the release window gplay vitals crashes anomalies --package com.example.app --from 2026-06-25 --to 2026-07-02 \ | jq '.anomalies | length' ``` Field names vary by endpoint — inspect once with `--pretty` before scripting against a path. ## Stability workflow 1. **Watch after every release.** Run `vitals crashes anomalies` scoped to the rollout window first — it surfaces regressions without you setting thresholds. 2. **Confirm the trend.** `vitals crashes query --type crash` and `--type anr` for the rate; add `--dimension versionCode` to confirm the new build is the culprit. 3. **Triage.** `vitals errors issues --filter 'errorIssueType = CRASH' --order-by 'errorReportCount desc'` to rank by impact. 4. **Drill in.** Take the issue id and run `vitals errors reports --filter 'errorIssueId = <id>'` for stack traces and device breakdown. 5. **Track ANRs separately** — they weigh heavily on Play ranking; always check `--type anr` distinctly. ## CI/CD stability gate Prefer `anomalies` over hand-rolled thresholds. Note `--rollout` is a **fraction 0.0–1.0**, never a percent. ```bash ANOMALIES=$(gplay vitals crashes anomalies \ --package com.example.app --type all --from "$RELEASE_DATE" \ | jq '.anomalies | length') if [ "$ANOMALIES" -gt 0 ]; then echo "Vitals anomalies detected ($ANOMALIES). Halting promotion." exit 1 fi # Clean — promote beta to a 10% staged production rollout gplay promote --package com.example.app --from beta --to production --rollout 0.1 ```
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