Aggregate journal entries into a weekly PQ dashboard with trends and suggestions.
npx skills add https://github.com/ibm777p2/Intelligence-Emotions --skill pq-score
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: pq-score Source: https://github.com/ibm777p2/Intelligence-Emotions/tree/main/pq-score Command: npx skills add https://github.com/ibm777p2/Intelligence-Emotions --skill pq-score
This Skill makes it easy to understand weekly progress in Intelligence Emotions by rendering a seven-day (or custom window) dashboard from real journal data: daily reps, interceptions, saboteur activity, sage wins, and self-assessed PQ.
Use a simple, one-sentence instruction to generate my weekly PQ dashboard from the last seven journal days.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
You can generate a weekly PQ dashboard by prompting the Skill to analyze your private journal data. It aggregates daily reps, interceptions, saboteur activity, sage wins, and self-assessed PQ across a configurable window.
Weekly habit reflection analytics include daily reps, interceptions, saboteur activity, sage wins, and self-assessed PQ. The dashboard surfaces trends from these metrics to provide one observation and one practical suggestion.
Yes, you need a local PQ data store and journal search utilities to track your weekly PQ score. The Skill reads configuration settings from the ~/.pq/config.yaml file to render the dashboard accurately.
Yes, you can customize the time window for your weekly analytics dashboard. The Skill aggregates habit and reflection data across a configurable window, allowing analysis beyond the default seven-day period.
The dashboard handles private journal data by reading directly from a local PQ data store and journal search utilities. This preserves privacy in a local environment while answering quick-check questions like how am I doing.
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