Cds stats
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Show project memory statistics: session count, observation counts by type, entity count, top entities, and project planning status.
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/cds-stats -- Project memory dashboard
Display a summary of the project's session memory and planning status.
How to execute
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Get planning status (MCP tool):
mcp__cds__planning.status()This returns the current ROADMAP phase counts and STATE position.
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Get session memory stats: Use Bash to call the mem-stats CLI command:
Bash("npx claude-dev-stack mem-stats")This returns: project name, session count (total + this week), observation counts by type, entity count + top entities (most referenced), last activity.
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Combine and present: Format both outputs into a single dashboard:
Project Memory Dashboard ======================== [planning.status output -- phase progress, current position] [mem-stats output -- session count, observations, entities, last activity]The mem-stats output includes entity data per D-143/D-145:
- Total entity count
- Top entities (most referenced across observations)
Fallback
If mcp__cds__planning.status is not available, skip the planning section and show only the mem-stats CLI output.
Output format
The combined dashboard shows:
- Planning: phase progress, current position (from MCP)
- Sessions: total count + this week count
- Observations: total + breakdown by type (decision, bug, pattern, etc.)
- Entities: total count + top referenced entities
- Last activity: date of most recent session
When to use
- User asks "how's the project going"
- User asks about session/memory statistics
- User asks about top entities or most referenced concepts
- User wants to see project health overview
- User explicitly invokes
/cds-stats