From respect
This skill should be used when the user types "/respect-stats", asks about "my stats", "my balance", "tier progress", "how am I doing", or wants to see respect economy analytics and performance history.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/respect:respect-statsThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Shows analytics about the respect economy: session history, tip/correction ratio, learning count, and tier progress.
Shows analytics about the respect economy: session history, tip/correction ratio, learning count, and tier progress.
~/.claude/respect/wallet.json~/.claude/respect/config.jsonFormat your response exactly like this:
Respect Stats
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[emoji] [tier_name] | Balance: [N]
Progress to next tier: [balance]/[next_threshold] ([percentage]%)
[progress bar ████░░░░░░]
Sessions: [N]
Lifetime earned: [N] | Lifetime lost: [N]
Tips: [count] | Corrections: [count]
Tip/Correction ratio: [N]:1
Avg tip size: [N] pts
Learnings: [count from feedback file]
Mistakes recorded: [count from feedback file]
Simple tips: [count from feedback file]
Top valued patterns:
- [from wallet history, top 3 reasons by delta]
Performance trend: [improving/declining] ([+/-N] last 3 sessions)
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Shows language learning progress, statistics, mastery levels, streak, and achievements. Useful when learners ask about their stats or dashboard.
Shows session analytics, learning patterns, correction trends, heatmaps, and productivity metrics computed from project memory and session history. Use for stats, progress checks, or dashboard views.