frontend-skills-stats

To analyze frontend hook harness performance, you can evaluate latency percentiles to identify slow hooks. This process examines JSON metrics to pinpoint execution delays and optimize overall hook session health.

Detecting zero-fire hooks involves analyzing rule activity metrics to identify hooks that have never been triggered. This helps locate unused rules and clean up your frontend-skills configuration.

Checking skill-manifest.json drift requires comparing the manifest file against other configuration files. This analysis detects inconsistencies and configuration drift to maintain session health.

Yes, you can monitor rule activity by analyzing JSON metrics to detect new usage and adoption rates. This provides insights into how effectively rules are being utilized across hook sessions.

Poor session health signals often stem from high latency issues or inactive rules. Evaluating hook performance metrics helps diagnose the root cause by identifying slow hooks and zero-fire rules.

No, frontend-skills-stats operates without external dependencies. It directly analyzes JSON metrics and compares them with skill configuration files to evaluate hook harness latency and session health.