stats

name	stats
description	Compiles statistics from audit reports: PASS/PARTIAL/FAIL rates, most violated patterns, most failing DoD checks, and quality trends over time. Output is chat-only (no file created). Use after running several audits to spot quality patterns and improvement areas.
allowed-tools	Read, Grep, Glob

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Description and examples

What it does: Scans .vibeflow/audits/, aggregates verdicts (PASS/PARTIAL/FAIL), which patterns are most often violated, and which DoD checks fail most. Output is in the chat only (no file). Use after you have at least a few audits.

Examples:

• /vibeflow:stats — No arguments; reports summary of all audits in .vibeflow/audits/.

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Language

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Compile and report statistics from audit reports.

Steps

1. Check if .vibeflow/audits/ directory exists and contains .md files.

   • If no audits found: report "No audits found. Run /vibeflow:audit after implementing a feature." and STOP.

2. Read ALL .md files in .vibeflow/audits/.

3. For each audit file, extract:

   • Verdict: PASS, PARTIAL, or FAIL (from the **Verdict:** line)
   • DoD checks: count of passed [x] and failed [ ] checkboxes in the ### DoD Checklist section
   • Pattern violations: items marked [ ] in the ### Pattern Compliance section, with the pattern name
   • Convention violations: items listed in ### Convention Violations section (if present)

4. Compile the statistics and report directly in the chat (do NOT save to file). Use this format:

## Vibeflow Stats

**Audits analyzed:** N

### Verdicts
- PASS: N (X%)
- PARTIAL: N (X%)
- FAIL: N (X%)

### DoD
- Total checks: N
- Pass rate: X%
- Most failing checks:
  1. "<check description>" — failed N times
  2. "<check description>" — failed N times
  3. "<check description>" — failed N times

### Patterns
- Most violated patterns:
  1. <pattern name> — N violations
  2. <pattern name> — N violations
  3. <pattern name> — N violations

### Convention Violations
- Total: N violations across N audits
- Most common: <list top 3 if available>

### Trend
<If ≥3 audits exist, note if quality is improving (more PASS over time),
stable, or degrading. Base on chronological order of audit dates.>

5. If there are fewer than 3 audits, skip the "Trend" section. If there are no pattern violations, write "No pattern violations."

Rules

• This command is READ-ONLY. It does NOT modify any files.
• Output goes directly to the chat, not to a file.
• Keep the report concise (~20-30 lines).
• If audit files have non-standard format, extract what you can and note: "Non-standard format detected in ."

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Maintenance

If this command is modified, update MANUAL.md to reflect the changes.