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skill-tail

v1.2.2

Published

Track skill usage and Codex session delegation statistics

Readme

Skill Tail

Track skill usage and Codex session delegation statistics.

Features

  • Keep existing all-time, daily, and weekly skill reports.
  • Track the active Codex primary model by conversation.
  • Count all spawned subtasks and the subset run by luna_worker or gpt-5.6-luna.
  • Preserve old skill history by migrating ~/.claude/skills/skill-tail/stats.json on first use.

Commands

# Record skill usage. Existing workflow remains valid.
npx skill-tail record openai-docs

# Register the current conversation's primary model.
npx skill-tail session --model gpt-5.6-sol

# Record every spawned subtask. Luna is detected by agent or model name.
npx skill-tail subtask luna_worker --model gpt-5.6-luna

# If current-session telemetry exists, show it. Otherwise show the original skill report.
npx skill-tail report

# Force current-session telemetry output.
npx skill-tail report --current

# Original filtered reports remain available.
npx skill-tail report --today
npx skill-tail report --week
npx skill-tail report --json

CODEX_THREAD_ID supplies the session identifier automatically. Use --session <id> only when recording or querying another conversation.

Storage

Statistics are stored in ~/.codex/skill-tail/stats.json. On first use, the CLI migrates the legacy skill counters from ~/.claude/skills/skill-tail/stats.json when present.

License

MIT