insights
The insights skill surfaces session analytics and learning patterns by analyzing project memory, session history, and git activity to display correction trends, learning categories, productivity metrics, and heatmaps. Use it when requesting statistics, progress reports, performance dashboards, coding history analysis, or when asking "how am I doing" or for analytics and insights summaries.
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/rohitg00/pro-workflow /tmp/insights && cp -r /tmp/insights/skills/insights ~/.claude/skills/insightsSKILL.md
# Session Insights
Surface patterns from learnings and session history.
## Trigger
Use when asking "show stats", "how am I doing", "analytics", "insights", "heatmap", or "correction rate".
## Data Sources
Gather data from these locations before computing metrics:
```bash
# Session history and learnings
cat .claude/LEARNED.md 2>/dev/null || cat CLAUDE.md | grep -A999 "LEARNED"
cat .claude/learning-log.md 2>/dev/null
# Session activity
git log --oneline --since="today" --author="$(git config user.name)"
git diff --stat
```
A **correction** is any instance where the user redirected, fixed, or overrode agent output during a session. Count `[LEARN]` entries and explicit correction markers in session history.
## What It Shows
### Session Summary
```
Session Insights
Duration: 47 min
Edits: 23 files modified
Corrections: 2 self-corrections applied
Learnings: 3 new patterns captured
Context: 62% used (safe)
```
### Learning Analytics
```
Learning Insights (42 total)
Top categories:
Testing 12 learnings (29%)
Navigation 8 learnings (19%)
Git 7 learnings (17%)
Quality 6 learnings (14%)
Most applied:
#12 [Testing] Run tests before commit — 15 times
#8 [Navigation] Confirm path for common names — 11 times
Stale learnings (never applied):
#15 [Editing] Prefer named exports — 0 times (45 days old)
```
### Correction Heatmap
```
Correction Heatmap
By category (all time):
████████████ Testing 34 corrections
████████ Navigation 22 corrections
██████ Git 18 corrections
████ Quality 12 corrections
Hot learnings (most corrected, least learned):
- [Testing] Mock external deps — corrected 8x, learned 0x
→ Consider: /learn-rule to capture this permanently
Cold learnings (learned but never applied):
- [Editing] Use named exports — learned 45 days ago, applied 0x
→ Consider removing if no longer relevant
```
### Productivity Metrics
```
Productivity (last 10 sessions)
Avg session: 35 min
Avg edits/session: 18
Correction rate: 12% (improving)
Learning capture: 2.1 per session
```
## Guardrails
- Use actual data from project memory and session history.
- Surface actionable suggestions, not just numbers.
- Flag recurring corrections that should become permanent rules.
- Identify stale learnings that may no longer be relevant.
## Output
Formatted analytics report with:
- Current session stats
- Category breakdown
- Most/least applied learnings
- Correction trends with suggestions
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