neuroskill-sessions

You can track EXG session metrics by listing every recorded session with day, duration, epoch counts, and Unix timestamps. This provides curated per-session scores and trend metadata for consistent trend comparisons across days.

Request a single session breakdown to retrieve core scores, per-metric averages, and explicit trend directions across the first and second halves. This delivers side-by-side comparisons for metrics like focus and relaxation.

Yes, the session metrics process provides both JSON and HTTP outputs containing metrics, first and second half averages, and trend metadata. These formats are designed specifically for feeding downstream analysis commands.

List every recorded session to fetch Unix timestamps alongside day, duration, and epoch counts. This comprehensive session listing provides the exact timestamps needed to feed downstream analytics workflows.

No, retrieving session metrics centralizes the process to avoid manual parsing of CLI output or HTTP logs. It delivers curated metrics for each recording automatically, saving time and preventing errors in trend comparisons.

A detailed per-session breakdown includes core scores, per-metric averages, and explicit trend directions. You can compare focus, relaxation, and heart rate changes side by side with prior sessions using these curated metrics.