milestone-tracker

To track GitHub milestones and product goals automatically, configure your targets in memory/milestones.md and run the tracker weekly to fetch current state, classify status, and notify you of crossings, nearing targets, or stalls.

Milestone tracking monitors repo progress by fetching current state like GitHub star counts and enabled skills in aeon.yml, comparing against the last run to detect crossings, approaching targets, and stalls on a weekly cycle.

Yes, you can track star milestones and enabled skills without manual checks by seeding memory/milestones.md; the tracker uses GitHub star counts and counts enabled skills in aeon.yml to classify status and generate notifications automatically.

To get notified when milestones are approaching or stalled, run the weekly tracker to evaluate your milestones config, update memory/milestones.md and logs, and surface notifications for notable changes like nearing targets or stalls.

Yes, milestone tracking works with GitHub repos and aeon.yml skill counts by fetching GitHub stars for star milestones and counting enabled skills in aeon.yml, then writing status updates and notifications to memory/milestones.md and logs.

If memory/milestones.md is missing when tracking milestones, the tracker seeds the file automatically with default milestone config so it can begin fetching current state and comparing progress against the last weekly run.