wispr-analytics

Analyze Wispr Flow dictation history and generate structured reports.

Updated Apr 16, 2026
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npx skills add https://github.com/KISHOR403/claude-skills --skill wispr-analytics
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Skill: wispr-analytics
Source: https://github.com/KISHOR403/claude-skills/tree/main/wispr-analytics
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/KISHOR403/claude-skills --skill wispr-analytics

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) and references (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

Wispr Flow dictation history contains valuable patterns about work habits and wellbeing that are difficult to surface manually. This skill provides an automated pathway to extract quantitative metrics and generate qualitative insights for self-reflection.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Extract quantitative metrics from the local Wispr Flow SQLite database (history table), including dictation counts, word counts, durations, and language distributions.
  • Generate structured qualitative analyses in multiple modes (technical, soft, trends, mental) to provide actionable self-reflection prompts and well-being insights.
  • Produce outputs in Markdown or JSON formats, including period context, mode, top apps/categories, and curated text samples for LLMS.

Quick Start

Run the Wispr analytics extraction to generate a report from your local Wispr Flow data.

Frequently Asked Questions about wispr-analytics

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I analyze Wispr Flow dictation history for self-reflection?

Analyzing Wispr Flow dictation history for self-reflection involves extracting dictation counts, word counts, and language distributions from the local SQLite database to surface work habit patterns and wellbeing insights.

What kind of patterns can I identify from my voice dictation data?

You can identify patterns in dictation volume, language usage, and app distribution from voice dictation data to generate both quantitative metrics and qualitative wellbeing insights.

How do I extract quantitative metrics from a local SQLite dictation database?

Extracting quantitative metrics from a local SQLite dictation database involves querying the history table to retrieve dictation counts, durations, and language distributions for multi-day periods.

Can I generate mental wellbeing and trend reports from voice dictation logs?

Yes, generating mental wellbeing and trend reports from voice dictation logs is possible by applying specialized analytical modes to tailor qualitative reflections and quantitative metrics across multi-day periods.

What is the best way to export curated dictation text samples for LLM analysis?

The best way to export curated dictation text samples for LLM analysis is to generate a structured report in Markdown or JSON format containing period context, mode, stats, trends, and the samples.

Do I need a specific database format to analyze dictation volume and app distribution?

You need access to the local Wispr Flow SQLite database containing the history table to successfully analyze dictation volume, language usage, and app distribution metrics.