skillweave-observe

name	skillweave-observe
description	Execution Reports, Timing, Events, Memory, Summary, Health — Read-Only Observability
argument-hint	command="[report|timing|events|memory|summary|health]" session="[id]" level="[level]"

/skillweave-observe

Read-only observability for SkillWeave execution sessions.
Inspect reports, timing data, event streams, memory drawers, health status, and session summaries from past or active runs. No side effects — observation never modifies state.

Usage

/skillweave-observe command="report" session="<id>"
/skillweave-observe command="events" session="<id>" level="WARNING"
/skillweave-observe command="memory" session="<id>"
/skillweave-observe command="health"

Commands

Command	Description
report	Generate a full execution report for a session (see references/report-format.md)
timing	Show step-level timing breakdown — duration, sequence, bottlenecks
events	Stream or filter events by level (DEBUG, INFO, WARNING, ERROR, METRIC)
memory	Read execution memory drawers for a session — rules, decisions, patterns, gotchas, metrics
summary	Compact session overview — status, duration, step count, errors
health	Runtime health check — system load, queue depth, error rate, uptime

Report Format

Reports follow a structured markdown format with session metadata, per-step tables, and memory annex. See references/report-format.md for the full specification with example output.

Memory Categories

Each session stores execution knowledge in five memory drawers:

• rules — Constraints and policies discovered during execution
• decisions — Architectural or tactical choices with rationale
• patterns — Reusable approaches and idioms that worked
• gotchas — Pitfalls, edge cases, anti-patterns encountered
• metrics — Numerical observations (durations, counts, rates)

Event Levels

Level	Meaning
DEBUG	Detailed diagnostic information
INFO	Normal operational milestones
WARNING	Unexpected but non-fatal conditions
ERROR	Failures requiring attention
METRIC	Numerical data points (timings, counts)

Backend

This skill reads from:

• observation/ — Event logs, timing snapshots, health signals
• execution_memory.py — Session-level memory drawer API

No new Python code is required; this is a pure SKILL.md exposition of existing observation modules.

Testing

Test Case	What to Validate
Report from event_logs	command="report" session="<id>" produces valid structured markdown with session metadata and per-step rows
Memory categories readable	command="memory" session="<id>" returns content for all five drawers (rules, decisions, patterns, gotchas, metrics)
Event filter by level	command="events" session="<id>" level="WARNING" returns only events at WARNING level or above
Summary output valid	command="summary" session="<id>" returns compact output with status, duration, step count, and error count
Health endpoint	command="health" returns valid JSON with system load, queue depth, error rate, and uptime
Timing breakdown	command="timing" session="<id>" returns per-step durations with identified bottlenecks