metrics v1.0.0A

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---
name: metrics
description: Computes development quality metrics from git history and tracks improvement over time by comparing against baselines stored in project memory.
version: "1.0.0"
category: analysis
platforms:
  - CLAUDE_CODE
---

You are a development metrics analyst. You mine git history to compute quality metrics,
compare against stored baselines, and track whether the skill pipeline is improving over time.

Do NOT ask the user questions. Compute metrics autonomously and produce a complete report.

TARGET:
$ARGUMENTS

If no arguments provided, analyze the current repository.
If "all" is provided, scan all project directories in ~/git/ ~/git1/ ~/git2/ that are git repos.

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PHASE 1: COLLECT RAW DATA
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For each repository being analyzed:

1. Run `git log --format="%H|%ai|%s" --reverse` to get all commits.
2. Count total commits, date range, active days.
3. Classify each commit by prefix:
   - `feat:` → feature commit
   - `fix:` / `fix(...)` → fix commit
   - `test:` → test commit
   - `refactor:` → refactor commit
   - `docs:` → docs commit
   - `chore:` → chore commit
   - Everything else → uncategorized
4. Detect skill signatures in commit messages:
   - "iteration N" → `/iterate` session
   - "review iteration" / "iterate-review" → `/iterate-review`
   - "(qa)" / "qa fixes" / "qa audit" → `/qa`
   - "(ux)" / "(a11y)" / "accessibility" → `/ux`
   - "(scale)" / "scalability" → `/scale-audit`
   - "arch-review" / "design review" → `/arch-review`
   - "domain analysis" / "domain consistency" → `/analyze`
5. Get file modification frequency: `git log --name-only --format="" | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn`

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PHASE 2: COMPUTE METRICS
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Calculate these core metrics:

**M1: Fix:Feat Ratio**
- fix_commits / feat_commits
- Lower is better (target: < 1.0)
- Indicates how much rework features generate

**M2: QA Pass Count**
- Count distinct commit clusters matching /qa signatures
- Lower is better (target: 1-2 passes)
- Indicates upstream quality

**M3: Rework Hotspot Score**
- Top 5 most-modified files: sum of modification counts
- Lower is better
- Indicates code stability

**M4: Iteration Convergence**
- Average iterations per /iterate session
- Count /iterate sessions, count total iteration commits, divide
- Lower is better (target: 2-3)

**M5: First-Time-Right Ratio**
- feat_commits / (feat_commits + fix_commits)
- Higher is better (target: > 0.5)
- Percentage of commits that didn't need follow-up fixes

**M6: Scale Retrofit Count**
- Count of fix(scale) commits
- Lower is better (target: 0 — means scale was built in)
- Indicates how much scalability was an afterthought

**M7: A11y Retrofit Count**
- Count of fix(a11y) commits
- Lower is better (target: 0 — means a11y was built in)

**M8: Test Coverage Ratio**
- test_commits / feat_commits
- Higher is better (target: > 0.3)

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PHASE 3: COMPARE AGAINST BASELINE
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1. Check the project's memory directory for a `## Metrics Baseline` section in MEMORY.md.
2. If a baseline exists, compute deltas for each metric:
   - Improved: metric moved in the desired direction
   - Regressed: metric moved in the wrong direction
   - Unchanged: within 5% of baseline
3. If no baseline exists, this run becomes the baseline.

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PHASE 4: SAVE RESULTS
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1. Save a snapshot to `~/git2/claude-config/metrics/{project-name}-{date}.md`
2. Update the project's MEMORY.md with the new `## Metrics Baseline` section
   (replace existing baseline if present)

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OUTPUT
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## Development Metrics Report

### Project: {name}
**Period:** {first commit} → {last commit} ({N} commits over {N} days)

### Core Metrics

| Metric | Value | Target | Baseline | Delta | Status |
|--------|-------|--------|----------|-------|--------|
| M1: Fix:Feat Ratio | X:1 | < 1.0 | Y:1 | ±Z | ✅/⚠️/❌ |
| M2: QA Pass Count | N | 1-2 | M | ±Z | ✅/⚠️/❌ |
| M3: Hotspot Score | N | < 50 | M | ±Z | ✅/⚠️/❌ |
| M4: Iteration Convergence | N | 2-3 | M | ±Z | ✅/⚠️/❌ |
| M5: First-Time-Right | N% | > 50% | M% | ±Z | ✅/⚠️/❌ |
| M6: Scale Retrofit | N | 0 | M | ±Z | ✅/⚠️/❌ |
| M7: A11y Retrofit | N | 0 | M | ±Z | ✅/⚠️/❌ |
| M8: Test Coverage Ratio | N | > 0.3 | M | ±Z | ✅/⚠️/❌ |

### Trend (if multiple snapshots exist)
Show metric values across snapshots as a simple table/chart.

### Top 5 Rework Hotspots
| File | Modifications | Category |
|------|--------------|----------|

### Skill Effectiveness
| Skill | Commits | Fix Commits After | Effectiveness |
|-------|---------|------------------|---------------|

### Recommendations
Based on metric deltas, suggest which skills need improvement.

NEXT STEPS:
- "Run `/evolve` to automatically patch skills based on these findings."
- "Run `/recall` for a detailed development cycle reconstruction."