/debt-ops:metrics
SkillSearchBrowse, search, and display metric definitions from the active dataset's metric dictionary. This skill provides quick access to how metrics are defined, computed, and validated. Use this skill whenever the user wants to see metric definitions, understand how a metric is calculated, check what metric
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Then ask your AI: use the /debt-ops:metrics skill
What this skill tells your AI
The instructions your AI receives, as published by ai-analyst-lab/ai-analyst in .claude/skills/metrics/SKILL.md and read by ahel’s review.
Read the hidden metrics log and tell the user whether v1's tripwires are tripping.
1. Find the log
TOPLEVEL=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)
REPO_HASH=$(printf '%s' "$TOPLEVEL" | shasum | cut -c1-12)
# Locate this repo's plugin cache. CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA is set in hook
# subprocesses but NOT in the skill's bash env, so glob the standard
# Claude Code plugin-data dirs and fall back to the legacy cache path.
CACHE_DIR=""
for D in \
${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA:+"$CLAUDE_PLUGIN_DATA/cache/$REPO_HASH"} \
"$HOME/.claude/plugins/data"/debt-ops*/cache/"$REPO_HASH" \
"$HOME/.cache/debt-ops/cache/$REPO_HASH"; do
[ -d "$D" ] && { CACHE_DIR="$D"; break; }
done
LOG="$CACHE_DIR/metrics.jsonl"
if [ -n "$CACHE_DIR" ] && [ -f "$LOG" ]; then
tail -n 500 "$LOG"
else
echo "MISSING: no metrics.jsonl found for repo hash $REPO_HASH"
fi
If the file is missing or empty, tell the user the hooks haven't fired yet in this repo and stop.
2. The log format
One JSON object per line, three event shapes:
{"event":"edit","file":"...","registry_count":N,"ts":"..."}— every agent edit{"event":"feedback","file":"...","result":"pass|fail","ts":"..."}— every quality-check fire{"event":"session","registry_count":N,"adr_count":M,"ai_authored_count":K,"ts":"..."}— start of each session
Timestamps are ISO-8601 UTC.
3. Compute the tripwires
Filter to the last 7 days. Then compute:
- Edits / sessions — counts of
event:editandevent:session. - Registry growth — last
registry_countminus first (across either edit or session events). >0 means Discipline 1 is firing. - ADR growth — last
adr_countminus first (session events only). - AI-authored share trend — first vs. last session percentage (
ai_authored_count / registry_count, when registry_count>0). - Feedback pass rate —
count(result:pass) / count(event:feedback). - FAIL → PASS rate — for each feedback event with
result:fail, look at the next feedback event for the same file. Count those that flipped topass. Divide by total fails. Below 50% means Claude isn't reliably acting on hook output — the architectural alarm bell.
If there are fewer than 5 sessions in the window, say "need more data" and skip the verdict.
4. Report
One screen. No padding. Use → and ↑/↓ for trends. Example shape:
debt-ops metrics — last 7 days
─────────────────────────────────
edits : 142 (8 sessions, ~18 edits/session)
registry : +3
adrs : +1
ai-authored : 50% → 60% ↑
feedback ran : 89 times
pass rate : 88%
fail → pass rate: 80% (8/10)
verdict: ok
End with one judgment line:
- ok — registry growth >0 AND fail→pass rate ≥50%.
- investigate: — name the specific tripwire that tripped.
Don't
- Don't write to the log.
- Don't compute metrics not listed above.
- Don't guess at health when data is thin — say "need more data" instead.
Signals
- GitHub stars
- 297
- Forks
- 137
- Last commit
- Sep 2026
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metrics- Source
- github.com/ai-analyst-lab/ai-analyst