Cross-Project Analytics

Query local analytics data from ~/.claude/analytics/. All data is local-only, privacy-safe (hashed project IDs, no PII).

Subcommands

Parse the user's argument to determine which report to show. If no argument provided, use AskUserQuestion to let them pick.

Quick Start Example

# Top agents with model breakdown
jq -s 'group_by(.agent) | map({agent: .[0].agent, count: length}) | sort_by(-.count)' ~/.claude/analytics/agent-usage.jsonl

# All-time token costs
jq '.modelUsage | to_entries | map({model: .key, input: .value.inputTokens, output: .value.outputTokens})' ~/.claude/stats-cache.json

Quick Subcommand Guide

agents, models, skills, hooks, teams, summary — Run the jq query from Read("${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/jq-queries.md") for the matching subcommand. Present results as a markdown table.

session — Follow the 4-step process in Read("${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/session-replay.md"): locate session file, resolve reference (latest/partial/full ID), parse JSONL, present timeline.

cost — Apply model-specific pricing from Read("${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/cost-estimation.md") to CC's stats-cache.json. Show per-model breakdown, totals, and cache savings.

trends — Follow the 4-step process in Read("${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/trends-analysis.md"): daily activity, model delegation, peak hours, all-time stats.

summary — Run all subcommands and present a unified view: total sessions, top 5 agents, top 5 skills, team activity, unique projects.

Data Files

Load Read("${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/references/data-locations.md") for complete data source documentation.

Rules

Each category has individual rule files in rules/ loaded on-demand:

Total: 5 rules across 4 categories

References

Important Notes

• All files are JSONL (newline-delimited JSON) format
• For large files (>50MB), use streaming jq without -s — load Read("${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/rules/large-file-streaming.md")
• Rotated files: <name>.<YYYY-MM>.jsonl — include for historical queries
• team field only present during team/swarm sessions
• pid is a 12-char SHA256 hash — irreversible, for grouping only

Output Format

Present results as clean markdown tables. Include counts, percentages, and averages. If a file doesn't exist, note that no data has been collected yet for that category.

Related Skills

• ork:explore - Codebase exploration and analysis
• ork:feedback - Capture user feedback
• ork:remember - Store project knowledge
• ork:doctor - Health check diagnostics