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Turns what your agents ACTUALLY did into a standup — captured from session transcripts (not commits/tickets, which miss uncommitted work, real test exit codes, and unresolved errors) and rolled up cross-repo. Stop/SessionEnd snapshot each session's outcome (task, branch + diffstat, tests + exit codes, PRs, blockers) to a local per-day ledger; SessionStart re-injects yesterday's unresolved blockers via additionalContext and prints a standup-ready card. Render today's card any time via /standup-autopilot:standup.

A personal flight recorder for Claude Code quality. Background hooks (async, zero added latency) record your own per-session signals keyed by model id and Claude Code version — tool-failure rate, same-file edit churn, turn-end counts, and tokens-per-completed-task. At your next SessionStart — or on demand via /nerf-receipts:receipts — it renders a trend card with sparklines and flags meaningful shifts that coincide with a model change, so the next time someone says "they nerfed it" you have data instead of vibes.

A per-file context-cost leaderboard for Claude Code. A PostToolUse hook (async, zero added latency) attributes every tool result's tokens to the file(s) it pulled into context; at SessionEnd — or on demand via /context-hogs:leaderboard — it renders your repo's most token-expensive files with estimated cost, so you know which files to trim.

A CLAUDE.md compliance flight-recorder for Claude Code. At SessionStart it parses CLAUDE.md into numbered atomic rules; on every Edit/MultiEdit/Write a PostToolUse hook (async, zero added latency) passively tallies how often each rule was relevant and whether it was followed or violated; at SessionEnd — or on demand via /dead-rules-audit:scorecard — it renders a worst-first compliance scorecard with a promote-to-hook hint for chronically-ignored rules. Zero deps, zero network, fully deterministic.

Approach-level negative-knowledge memory for Claude Code. Mines your transcripts (Stop/PreCompact, both async and zero added latency) for approaches you TRIED and then REVERTED — with the reason, date, and estimated token cost of the detour — into a per-repo registry. On UserPromptSubmit it injects a 'you already tried this' warning card when a new prompt matches a recorded dead end; on PreToolUse (Edit|Write) it asks before an edit reintroduces a previously-reverted hunk. Review the registry any time with /dead-end-registry:dead-ends.