$gpc anomalies

--json

Detect automatically identified spikes and deviations in your app's vitals metrics.

usagegpc anomalies list [options]

Commands

Command	Description
anomalies list	List detected anomalies in app vitals

anomalies list

Query the Android Vitals anomaly detection system for your app. Returns any automatically detected deviations or spikes across crash rate, ANR rate, startup, rendering, battery, and memory metrics.

Synopsis

gpc anomalies list [options]

Options

No command-specific options. Uses global --app and --output flags.

Output

The output table shows:

Column	Description
name	Anomaly resource name (API identifier)
metricSet	Which metric set the anomaly was detected in
aggregationPeriod	Time period used for detection (e.g. DAILY)

When no anomalies are detected, the command prints: No anomalies detected.

Example

List anomalies for your app:

gpc anomalies list --app com.example.myapp

name                                     metricSet             aggregationPeriod
───────────────────────────────────────  ────────────────────  ─────────────────
apps/com.example.myapp/anomalies/abc123  crashRateMetricSet    DAILY

JSON output:

gpc anomalies list --app com.example.myapp --output json

{
  "success": true,
  "data": {
    "anomalies": [
      {
        "name": "apps/com.example.myapp/anomalies/abc123",
        "metricSet": "crashRateMetricSet",
        "timelineSpec": { "aggregationPeriod": "DAILY" },
        "dimensions": [{ "dimension": "versionCode", "value": "43" }],
        "metric": "crashRate",
        "anomalyValue": 4.2,
        "baselineValue": 1.1
      }
    ]
  }
}

When there are no anomalies:

gpc anomalies list --app com.example.myapp
# No anomalies detected.

Related

• vitals — Detailed metric queries (crashes, ANR, startup, rendering, battery, memory)
• reviews — User feedback monitoring
• CI/CD Vitals Gates — Automated quality gates with exit code 6