This skill should be used when the user asks for help with tracking, how to use the track plugin, tracking documentation, what tracking commands are available, how hooks-based tracking works, track plugin overview, or explanation of verbosity settings. Displays comprehensive documentation covering commands, file formats, verbosity settings, academic workflow examples, v2.0 architecture, and migration from v1.x.
Displays comprehensive documentation for the hooks-based automatic tracking system including commands, file formats, and configuration.
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/track:help
# Displays comprehensive hooks-based tracking documentation
# Commands, file formats, verbosity settings, and workflow examples
Comprehensive help for the Track Plugin v2.0 hooks-based automatic tracking system.
The Track Plugin v2.0 uses Claude Code hooks for fully automatic reference and prompt tracking for academic work and project documentation.
Two tracking files:
claude_usage/sources.md - Research sources (WebSearch, WebFetch, documentation)claude_usage/prompts.md - Major prompts and outcomesKey features:
Hooks-based tracking (NEW):
claude_usage/sources.mdclaude_usage/prompts.mdFully automatic - no manual intervention:
.claude/.ref-autotrack marker/track:init - Initialize trackingSet up hooks-based tracking files and configuration for the current project.
Creates:
claude_usage/sources.md (with preamble)claude_usage/prompts.md (with preamble).claude/.ref-autotrack (enables hooks).claude/.ref-config (verbosity settings)Run this first before using other tracking commands.
/track:auto - Toggle hooks-based trackingEnable or disable automatic hooks-based tracking.
/track:auto # Toggle
/track:auto on # Enable
/track:auto off # Disable
Enabled: Hooks run automatically Disabled: Hooks are inactive
Use when: You want to pause/resume automatic tracking.
/track:config - Manage verbosity and exportView or update tracking verbosity and export configuration.
/track:config # Interactive mode (AskUserQuestion)
/track:config prompts=all sources=off # Direct mode
/track:config export_path=paper/refs/ # Set export path
Use when: You want to control what gets tracked or where exports go.
/track:export - Export tracked dataGenerate bibliographies, methodology sections, or other export formats.
/track:export bibliography # → exports/bibliography.md
/track:export methodology # → exports/methodology.md
/track:export bibtex references.bib # → references.bib
/track:export timeline # → exports/timeline.md
Use when: You need to generate output for academic papers or reports.
/track:help - Show this helpDisplay comprehensive documentation.
Format: Pure KV file with preamble
Pattern: [Attribution] Tool("query"): result
Examples:
[User] WebSearch("PostgreSQL foreign keys tutorial"): https://postgresql.org/docs/current/ddl-constraints.html
[Claude] WebFetch("https://go.dev/doc/", "embed.FS usage"): Use embed.FS to embed static files at compile time
[Claude] Read("docs/api.md"): Documentation reference
[Claude] Grep("middleware", pattern="CORS"): Documentation reference
Attribution:
Preamble: Explains format, usage, and configuration
Format: Three-line entries with blank separator
Pattern:
Prompt: "user request"
Outcome: what was accomplished
Session: timestamp
Example:
# Development Prompts and Outcomes
This file automatically tracks significant development work and decisions.
---
Prompt: "Implement user authentication with JWT"
Outcome: Created auth middleware, login/logout endpoints, JWT token generation and verification, integrated with database user model
Session: 2026-01-27 14:23:15
Prompt: "Debug slow database queries"
Outcome: Added query logging, identified N+1 problem in user posts endpoint, implemented eager loading, reduced query time from 2.3s to 0.15s
Session: 2026-01-27 15:42:08
Preamble: Explains format, usage, and configuration
Located in ./.claude/.ref-config:
major (default) - Significant multi-step academic/development work
all - Every user request
minimal - Only explicit user requests to track
off - Disable prompt trackingall (default) - Track all WebSearch/WebFetch/Read/Grep operations
off - Disable source tracking/track:export outputexports/, paper/references/, /tmp/tracking/1. Setup (once per project):
/track:init
2. Work session:
claude_usage/sources.mdclaude_usage/prompts.md3. Review tracked data:
tail claude_usage/sources.md # Recent sources
tail claude_usage/prompts.md # Recent work
grep "authentication" claude_usage/prompts.md
4. Adjust if needed:
/track:config prompts=minimal # Less verbose
/track:auto off # Pause tracking
5. Export for paper:
/track:export bibliography # Generate bibliography
/track:export methodology # Generate methodology section
/track:export bibtex refs.bib # Generate BibTeX file
For research papers:
prompts=major and sources=allclaude_usage/sources.md for bibliographyFor development projects:
prompts=all for complete auditclaude_usage/prompts.md documents decisionsFor focused work:
/track:auto off to pause tracking/track:export when needed./claude_usage/ directory
claude_usage/sources.mdclaude_usage/prompts.md./.claude/.ref-config./.claude/.ref-autotrack./.claude/.track-tmp/ (automatic cleanup)"No tracking files found"
→ Run /track:init first
"Too verbose"
→ Use /track:config prompts=minimal
"Want to pause tracking"
→ Use /track:auto off
"Need to export for paper"
→ Use /track:export bibliography
"Where are my old files?"
→ v2.0 uses claude_usage/ directory instead of root-level files
→ Run /track:init to migrate from CLAUDE_*.md files
Major changes:
claude_usage/ instead of root-level files/track:export command for output generationref-tracker skill, /track:update commandMigration:
.ref-autotrack and .ref-config work unchanged/track:init to migrate old CLAUDE_*.md files/track:update calls (automatic now)For more help, consult plugin README or MIGRATION.md for v1.x → v2.0 upgrade guide.
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