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+name: skill-stats
+description: Display patterns of which thinking skills have been used in the current conversation
+---
+
+# /skill-stats
+
+Analyze and display which thinking skills you've used during the current conversation, revealing your reasoning patterns and approach.
+
+## What This Command Does
+
+This command provides visibility into the thinking skills that have been applied during the current session, helping you understand your reasoning process and identify patterns in how you approach problems.
+
+## How It Works
+
+When you use `/skill-stats`, Claude will:
+
+1. **Review the conversation**: Examine which thinking skills have been explicitly used during the current session
+2. **Identify patterns**: Note which skills have been used multiple times, which skills work together, and the sequence of skill application
+3. **Categorize usage**: Group skills by their categories (exploration, analysis, decision-making, etc.)
+4. **Present summary**: Show you a clear breakdown of your thinking patterns including:
+   - Most frequently used skills
+   - Common skill combinations
+   - Category distribution
+   - Notable sequences or patterns
+
+## When to Use This Command
+
+Use `/skill-stats` when you want to:
+- Understand what thinking approaches you've applied to a problem
+- See patterns in how you're reasoning
+- Identify which skill categories you're leaning on most
+- Learn about your problem-solving approach
+- Reflect on whether your reasoning strategy is working
+- Get visibility into the thinking process for the current session
+
+## Example Usage
+
+```
+User: /skill-stats
+
+Claude: Here's an analysis of skills used in this conversation:
+
+**Skills Applied** (7 total):
+1. decompose (2 times) - Breaking down complex problems
+2. evidence-check (1 time) - Validating claims
+3. alternatives (1 time) - Generating options
+4. weigh-options (2 times) - Evaluating trade-offs
+5. systems-thinking (1 time) - Understanding connections
+
+**Category Distribution**:
+- Analysis: 43% (decompose, evidence-check, systems-thinking)
+- Decision: 43% (alternatives, weigh-options)
+- Exploration: 14% (initial wonder phase)
+
+**Common Patterns**:
+- decompose → alternatives → weigh-options (used twice)
+- This reflects a systematic approach: understand, generate, decide
+
+**Observations**:
+- Heavy emphasis on analytical and decision-making skills
+- Strong pattern of moving from decomposition to option generation
+- Limited use of creative or metacognitive skills
+- Approach is methodical and structured
+```
+