specstory-project-stats

To get SpecStory project statistics automatically, you can use a skill that fetches session counts and contributor activity directly from the SpecStory Cloud API. It identifies the current project automatically using local configuration files, git remotes, or directory names.

The best way to track SpecStory contributor activity and sessions is by retrieving project statistics from the SpecStory Cloud. This process outputs data in a clear JSON format, providing immediate insights into metrics like active contributors without manual API calls.

Project identification for SpecStory analytics works by automatically detecting the current project. It sequentially checks for a local `.specstory/.project.json` configuration file, a git remote, or the current folder name to determine which project to fetch statistics for.

Yes, you need Node.js installed to fetch SpecStory session counts. The skill requires Node.js to execute its scripts and also requires network access to communicate with the SpecStory API endpoint to retrieve the project statistics.

Yes, you can retrieve SpecStory project stats without a local configuration file. If the `.specstory/.project.json` file is missing, the skill will identify the project by checking the git remote or falling back to the current directory name.

SpecStory project statistics are output in a clear JSON format. The skill fetches the raw statistics from the SpecStory Cloud API and provides guidance on how to present this JSON data effectively to the user.