metrics-detect
SolidDetect which external metric sources apply to this product (GitHub, Plausible, Stripe, etc.) and configure adapters. Retrofit entry point for projects that started before v0.14; also runnable to refresh source list when the product grows.
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- Author
- haabe
- Repository
- haabe/mycelium
- Created
- 5 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- MIT
Similar Skills
Semantically similar based on skill content — not just same category
metrics-pull
Pull snapshots from all configured metric sources, compute deltas against prior snapshots, flag unexplained signals, and draft evidence entries for canvas files. One entry point for all external product/market metrics.
code-metrics
Runs code metric tools (scc for LOC, lizard for cyclomatic complexity, jscpd for duplicate detection) to produce triage signals for audits, cleanup, and refactoring prioritization. Use when asked for code health metrics, complexity hotspots, duplicate code, LOC breakdown, technical debt signals, what to clean up first, pre-audit analysis, or to feed metric context into other skills like codebase-audit or simplify. Not a fix-it tool — it surfaces flags, not mandates.
principles
Metric literacy for what this plugin reports: what cyclomatic complexity, cognitive complexity, Halstead difficulty, lines per file, duplication, coverage, CRAP, and type debt mean, and what none of them can tell you. Four reference files carry the definitions and what each collector computes, each bundled reference value with its provenance (why cyclomatic 20, why 22 and 80 have no citation), the CRAP formula with its name history and coverage join, and an annotated bibliography (McCabe, Halstead, NIST SP 500-235, Campbell, Lewis 2013, ISO/IEC 5055 and 25023). Cross-metric caveats live here once; owners of the measures it leaves alone are named behind a presence gate. Use when: 'what does cyclomatic complexity mean', 'is CRAP a real metric', 'why is the cyclomatic reference 20', 'what is a good coverage number', 'which metric should I look at', 'code metrics principles'; for the numbers themselves run the /code-metrics:audit-* skills.