trw-project-health

To audit project health, you aggregate ceremony compliance, hook enforcement, and learnings from YAML and JSON telemetry data. This process reads hook logs and active runs to produce a structured markdown report highlighting governance gaps.

A project health audit summarizes ceremony compliance, hook enforcement patterns, and active issues across a project. The generated report provides a structured health snapshot by counting events from analytics and learnings, suitable for team reviews.

Generating a health report for a project with a .trw directory involves running a health audit on the target path. The audit reads YAML and JSON sources, counts telemetry events, and summarizes issues into a markdown health report.

Yes, you can use this audit to identify hook enforcement patterns and active issues. It aggregates metrics from hook logs and active runs, summarizing governance gaps to help teams spot compliance issues for targeted improvements.

Yes, the health audit works without external dependencies to read analytics and learnings. It natively parses YAML and JSON sources to count events and summarize issues into a structured markdown report covering ceremonies and hooks.

Aggregating TRW metrics instead of manually checking hook logs and learnings provides a consolidated health snapshot. It automatically identifies ceremony compliance gaps and active issues, streamlining governance reviews and project retrospectives into a shareable report.