Highlights
- Daily views are the right default here
- Activity heatmaps add visual context fast
- Session breakdowns help explain spikes
Use case
Use vibestats to run weekly AI coding reviews with daily trends, session spikes, and activity snapshots.
Highlights
Relevant commands
npx vibestats --last 7npx vibestats --sessions --last 7npx vibestats --activity --days 90Weekly reviews need enough detail to explain the week, but not so much detail that the report turns into raw log archaeology.
Use daily reports, short date windows, and activity heatmaps to summarize what changed during the week and where the most intense work happened.
You get a repeatable weekly review surface that is faster than compiling one by hand every Friday.
FAQ
vibestats for weekly reviews matters when people need a stable way to explain AI coding usage, patterns, or cost without reverse-engineering local files every time.
No. The same reporting surface can support solo developers, client work, internal retrospectives, and manager reporting. The difference is usually which report you prioritize.
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