Module status 

ski status — a plain-language readout of what ski actually did in your recent conversations. ski’s hot path is deliberately silent (it never prints into your session), so without this the only “is it helping me?” answers are ski doctor (“is it wired?”) and ski history (“what did telemetry log?” — empty unless you opted in). This fills the gap in between: it reads the per-session dedup ledgers (crate::session) that ski writes on every prompt regardless of telemetry, and turns them into three counts a user cares about —

• assists: ski surfaced a skill and the model then invoked it (the win);
• surfaced, unused: ski put a skill forward the model didn’t reach for;
• self-loads: the model found a skill on its own while ski stayed silent (a recall miss — where ski could do better).

The classification is a heuristic over the ledger’s (source, confidence) record: a Model load carries a non-zero confidence only if ski had recommended it first (see crate::session::Session::mark_used), so Model + confidence 0 is a genuine self-load, and Model + confidence > 0 is an assist. summarize is pure and unit-tested; only run touches disk, and (like every read path in ski) it fails open — an unreadable or malformed ledger is skipped, never fatal.

Structs

Report

The whole readout: recency-ordered per-session rows plus aggregate counts taken over every session on record (not just the displayed ones).

SessionRow

One conversation’s summary, newest-first in the Report.

SkillRow

One skill’s line in a session summary.

Enums

Kind

How ski’s ledger explains one skill’s presence in a conversation.

Functions

run

ski status: scan the session ledgers and print the readout. limit caps the number of conversations shown (aggregate counts still span all).

summarize

Turn loaded ledgers into a Report. Pure — the caller supplies (session_id, Session) pairs (from disk in run, hand-built in tests). Sessions are ordered newest-first by updated; limit caps how many appear in sessions, but the aggregate counts span all of them.