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vaudeville-tier-advisor

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업데이트2026년 4월 14일 09:51

Analyze vaudeville warn logs and eval data to recommend rule tier promotions and demotions. Use when the user says "promote rule", "tier advisor", "warn log analysis", "should we enforce", "demote rule", "rule metrics", "tier recommendation", "warn to block", "shadow to warn", "rule performance", "check rule health", "evaluate rule tiers", "promotion analysis", or invokes /tier-advisor. Do NOT use for editing rule files — use /rule-admin for that.

설치

Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.

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paulnsorensen

paulnsorensen/vaudeville

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tier-advisor

Reads ~/.vaudeville/logs/ JSONL files, ingests into DuckDB, computes per-rule metrics with user-agreement proxy, and outputs promotion/demotion recommendations.

Steps

1. Ingest

Run the ingest script to load fresh log data:

uv run python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/tier-advisor/scripts/ingest.py

This reads ~/.vaudeville/logs/events.jsonl and violations.jsonl, deduplicates, and replaces table contents in ~/.claude/analytics/sessions.duckdb as table vaudeville_verdicts.

2. Analyze

Run the analysis script to compute per-rule metrics:

uv run python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/tier-advisor/scripts/analyze.py

This JOINs vaudeville_verdicts against raw_entries to compute the agreement proxy (next user message after a violation indicates whether the user agreed or disagreed with the verdict).

3. Report

Run the report script to produce grouped recommendations:

uv run python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/tier-advisor/scripts/report.py

Output is markdown grouped by recommendation: promote-to-block, promote-to-warn, demote, insufficient-data.

4. Present

Show the report to the user. If the user wants to act on a recommendation, tell them to use /rule-admin to promote, demote, or edit rule tiers.

Gotchas

Agreement proxy is approximate — the next-message heuristic misclassifies multi-turn corrections where the user responds several messages later
DuckDB raw_entries table may not exist if session-analytics hasn't been ingested yet — analyze.py returns empty agreement data, not an error
Empty ~/.vaudeville/logs/ produces zero records from ingest.py (exit 1), which is expected — tell the user to run some sessions first
Short keywords in agreement matching use word boundaries, but multi-word phrases still use substring matching — "it's fine" matches inside longer text

Thresholds

Transition	Min evals	Agreement	Violation rate	Confidence p50
shadow → warn	≥50	≥70%	2%–40%	—
warn → block	≥200	≥85%	5%–30%	≥0.7
warn → shadow	any	<50%	>60%	—
delete candidate	shadow ≥14d	no improvement	—	—

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name	vaudeville:tier-advisor
description	Analyze vaudeville warn logs and eval data to recommend rule tier promotions and demotions. Use when the user says "promote rule", "tier advisor", "warn log analysis", "should we enforce", "demote rule", "rule metrics", "tier recommendation", "warn to block", "shadow to warn", "rule performance", "check rule health", "evaluate rule tiers", "promotion analysis", or invokes /tier-advisor. Do NOT use for editing rule files — use /rule-admin for that.
model	sonnet
context	fork
allowed-tools	Bash(uv:), Bash(duckdb:), Bash(python3:*), Read, Glob

tier-advisor

Reads ~/.vaudeville/logs/ JSONL files, ingests into DuckDB, computes per-rule metrics with user-agreement proxy, and outputs promotion/demotion recommendations.

Steps

1. Ingest

Run the ingest script to load fresh log data:

uv run python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/tier-advisor/scripts/ingest.py

This reads ~/.vaudeville/logs/events.jsonl and violations.jsonl, deduplicates, and replaces table contents in ~/.claude/analytics/sessions.duckdb as table vaudeville_verdicts.

2. Analyze

Run the analysis script to compute per-rule metrics:

uv run python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/tier-advisor/scripts/analyze.py

This JOINs vaudeville_verdicts against raw_entries to compute the agreement proxy (next user message after a violation indicates whether the user agreed or disagreed with the verdict).

3. Report

Run the report script to produce grouped recommendations:

uv run python3 ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/tier-advisor/scripts/report.py

Output is markdown grouped by recommendation: promote-to-block, promote-to-warn, demote, insufficient-data.

4. Present

Show the report to the user. If the user wants to act on a recommendation, tell them to use /rule-admin to promote, demote, or edit rule tiers.

Gotchas

Agreement proxy is approximate — the next-message heuristic misclassifies multi-turn corrections where the user responds several messages later
DuckDB raw_entries table may not exist if session-analytics hasn't been ingested yet — analyze.py returns empty agreement data, not an error
Empty ~/.vaudeville/logs/ produces zero records from ingest.py (exit 1), which is expected — tell the user to run some sessions first
Short keywords in agreement matching use word boundaries, but multi-word phrases still use substring matching — "it's fine" matches inside longer text

Thresholds

Transition	Min evals	Agreement	Violation rate	Confidence p50
shadow → warn	≥50	≥70%	2%–40%	—
warn → block	≥200	≥85%	5%–30%	≥0.7
warn → shadow	any	<50%	>60%	—
delete candidate	shadow ≥14d	no improvement	—	—