Share Skill Usage Statistics

To generate anonymized usage statistics for Claude Code skills, you can use a skill that parses Claude logs, counts repository-specific skill calls, and formats a Markdown report without exposing user identity or conversation content.

Anonymized skill reporting summarizes skill usage data, such as date ranges and total calls, while never exposing user identity or conversation content, ensuring privacy is maintained when sharing neuroscience and cognitive science tool insights.

You can share skill usage reports with the community by validating GitHub CLI prerequisites, saving the Markdown report locally, and optionally posting it to GitHub discussions to show how research tools support work.

Yes, you can analyze Claude Code history and debug logs to extract calls belonging to a specific repository and count how often each neuroscience and cognitive science skill is used for research.

Yes, you need the GitHub CLI installed and validated as a prerequisite to optionally post the generated anonymized usage statistics Markdown reports to community discussions.

A key limitation is that parsing Claude logs only extracts repository-specific skill calls and counts usage, meaning it does not capture or expose conversation content or individual user identities within the anonymized report.