| name | radin-stats |
| description | Show stats/gain output from every companion tool that ships one, side by
side. Use for /radin-stats, "show me all my stats", "aggregate my tool
gains", "what savings am I getting from these tools".
|
Stats Roundup
Surface each installed companion tool's own stats/gain command, back to back.
No merged total: the numbers below use incompatible units (real per-session
tokens, static benchmark medians, a counted per-repo ledger) — summing them
would misrepresent all three, so display each as-is instead.
Step 1: Invoke each available source
Run whichever of these are installed (command -v / skill lookup — skip
silently if missing, don't error):
/caveman-stats — real per-session token usage and savings, read from
the session log itself./ponytail-gain — ponytail's published benchmark scoreboard (medians
across 5 tasks, 3 models). Not this session, not this repo./ponytail-debt — ponytail's real per-repo ledger of deferred
shortcuts, if this repo has one.rtk gain — rtk's real token-savings ledger (command -v rtk; use
-p to scope to the current project).
Any other installed tool with its own stats/gain command belongs here
too — add it to this list, don't build a separate skill.
If a source (e.g. caveman-stats) finds nothing to report, treat that as a
normal empty result — one quick check, then move on. Don't keep searching
for entries that aren't there. This is informative only, not exact/precise
required.
Step 2: Display, don't merge
Print each tool's output under its own heading, in the order above. Label
which are real-measured (caveman-stats, ponytail-debt, rtk gain) vs.
fixed-benchmark (ponytail-gain) so the user doesn't mistake one for the
other. Do not add a combined total row.
Guardrails
- Never compute or print a combined/merged total across tools — their units
are incompatible (real per-session tokens vs. static benchmark medians vs.
a counted per-repo ledger).
- Skip a source silently if its command isn't installed; don't error.
Output
Each installed tool's own stats output, printed under its own heading, in
the fixed order from Step 1. Each heading labeled real-measured or
fixed-benchmark.
