daily-metrics

View current cycle goals status, streaks, and requirements

Set and track goals, view streaks

Log daily entries from freeform text with preview

Manage metric definitions (create, update, list, deactivate)

Visualize progress with ASCII charts

Run weekly or monthly review with insights

Use this agent when the user provides freeform daily notes, journal entries, or describes their day and wants to log metrics. Triggers on natural language about daily activities, habits completed, health measurements, mood descriptions, or project updates. <example> Context: User shares their daily notes in natural language user: "Meditated this morning, hit the gym, ate clean. Feeling good, 4/5 energy. Made progress on the MCP integration." assistant: "I'll use the entry-parser agent to extract your metrics and journal entry." <commentary> User is providing freeform text with habits, energy rating, and project notes. The agent parses metrics and saves the rest as a journal entry. </commentary> </example> <example> Context: User describes their day casually user: "Had a good day - did my morning routine, feeling about 4 mood wise. Skipped the gym though." assistant: "Let me parse your daily notes and show you what I'll log." <commentary> User mentions habits and mood rating in casual language, triggering the entry-parser to extract structured data. </commentary> </example>

This skill should be used when generating progress visualizations, charts, graphs, sparklines, progress bars, or dashboards in the terminal. Provides patterns for ASCII-based data visualization in Claude Code responses.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "set up tracking", "what should I track", "map behaviors to goals", "identify leading indicators", "which habits matter", "connect actions to outcomes", or needs to identify which daily behaviors produce their defined targets.

This skill should be used when the user asks "why isn't this working", "I'm stuck", "not making progress", "can't stick to habits", "what's wrong", "I keep failing at", "this isn't working", "why can't I", or when behaviors aren't happening or outcomes aren't improving despite effort.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "reduce friction", "simplify tracking", "make this easier", "audit my system", "why is this so hard", "I keep forgetting to log", "tracking is tedious", "streamline my habits", or when behaviors aren't happening consistently and the system needs friction analysis.

This skill should be used when the user asks about "setting goals", "goal adjustment", "why am I failing", "how to build habits", "streak broken", "motivation", "realistic targets", or needs guidance on effective goal-setting strategies, habit formation psychology, or adjusting goals based on data.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "review my week", "analyze my data", "what's working", "check progress", "weekly review", "monthly review", "look at my metrics", "show my trends", or wants to extract signal from tracked data and close the feedback loop.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "define goals", "set up tracking", "what should I optimize", "clarify my targets", "start tracking something new", "what does success mean", or wants to establish clear optimization targets in any domain (health, productivity, learning, finance, habits, creative output).