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@ruliana/pi-insights

v0.1.0

Published

Pi skill: analyze session history and generate an interactive HTML report with usage patterns and suggestions

Downloads

94

Readme

pi-insights

A pi skill that analyzes your session history and generates an interactive HTML report with usage patterns, strengths, frictions, and actionable suggestions.

Inspired by Claude Code's /insights command.

How It Works

  1. Extractscripts/extract_sessions.py parses session JSONL files from ~/.pi/agent/sessions/, filtering by recency and minimum activity
  2. Analyze — The agent reads the extracted data and produces structured analysis (patterns, frictions, suggestions, workflow candidates)
  3. Reportscripts/generate_report.py generates an interactive HTML report with visualizations

Quick Start

# 1. Extract session data
python3 scripts/extract_sessions.py --days 30 > /tmp/pi-insights-sessions.json

# 2. Agent analyzes and writes /tmp/pi-insights-analysis.json
# (this step is performed by the agent when you invoke the skill)

# 3. Generate report
python3 scripts/generate_report.py /tmp/pi-insights-analysis.json

# 4. Open
open ~/.pi/agent/insights/report.html

Extract Options

| Flag | Default | Description | |------|---------|-------------| | --days N | 30 | Look back N days | | --max-sessions N | 50 | Cap at N sessions | | --min-messages N | 2 | Minimum user messages per session | | --min-duration N | 60 | Minimum duration in seconds |

Report Contents

  • Executive summary of usage patterns
  • Project area breakdown
  • Interaction patterns (message length, iteration style, tool preferences)
  • Strengths and frictions
  • Actionable suggestions with priority levels and AGENTS.md snippets
  • Workflow/skill candidates based on observed patterns

Installation

Copy or symlink into your pi skills directory:

ln -s /path/to/pi-insights ~/.pi/agent/skills/pi-insights

Requirements

  • Python 3.8+

License

MIT