luca-inspect

luca-inspect

Run the LUCA query digest. Stateless. No docker, no Grafana, no local store.

Procedure

Step 1: pick a surface

LUCA exposes the digest via two equivalent paths:

• mcporter call luca.query_digest - canonical. LUCA is lazy-loaded through mcporter, so it never shows up as an eager mcp__luca__* tool. Invoke it on demand with mcporter call. Works in any mcporter-aware client (Claude Code, Cursor, Cline).
• coily exec query-digest - CLI fallback. Use only when mcporter is unavailable, or when the same shell session needs to capture the output.

Both call the same run_query() function, so the output is byte-identical.

Step 2: verify repo-recall is reachable

curl -fsS http://127.0.0.1:7777/api/scan-version >/dev/null 2>&1 || echo "repo-recall down"

If down, suggest brew services start coilysiren/tap/repo-recall and stop.

Step 3: run the digest

Via MCP (preferred):

mcporter call luca.query_digest                # last 1h (default)
mcporter call luca.query_digest window=1d
mcporter call luca.query_digest window=7d

Via CLI:

coily exec query-digest                    # last 1h
coily exec query-digest -- --window 1d     # last 1d
coily exec query-digest -- --window 7d     # last 7d

Step 4: surface the output

Print the digest verbatim. If the user asks a follow-up that needs cross-run synthesis (recurring patterns, anomalies, hand-off-to-Kai questions), hand off to the tooling-luca-meta-loop skill.