- π΄ P0 (Critical): Must be done immediately, blocks other work
- π P1 (High): Important features, should be next in queue
- π‘ P2 (Medium): Nice to have, implement when P0/P1 done
- π’ P3 (Low): Future enhancements, not urgent
- [ ] [P#] Task description (Assignee: @name) [Status: Not Started/In Progress/Done]
- [ ] Subtask 1
- [ ] Subtask 2
- Not Started: Task hasn't begun
- In Progress: Currently being worked on
- Blocked: Waiting on dependencies
- Review: Implementation complete, needs review
- Done: Fully complete and tested
- Mark tasks with
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~~- [x] [P1] Completed task~~
- [P1] Add SQLite database for storing test results [Status: Not Started]
- Create database schema (results, traces, metadata)
- Add storage.py module with ResultStore class
- Update runner.py to save results after each test
- Add result retrieval methods
- Add database migrations support
- [P1] Track results over time for trend analysis [Status: Not Started]
- Add timestamp and version tracking
- Implement result comparison methods
- Create result aggregation queries
- Add cleanup for old results (configurable retention)
- Add result tagging/labeling system
- [P2] Add CSV/JSON export for results [Status: Not Started]
- Export single test results
- Export benchmark results
- Export aggregated statistics
- Add filter options for exports
- Support bulk export operations
- [P1] Parse actual CLI commands from traces [Status: Not Started]
- Extract command patterns from message content
- Build command frequency analysis
- Identify successful vs failed command patterns
- Track command sequence analysis
- Detect command correction attempts
- [P1] Implement smart error categorization [Status: Not Started]
- Parse error messages from traces
- Categorize errors by type (auth, missing deps, syntax, etc)
- Map errors to recommendations
- Add per-tool error patterns
- Create error frequency reports
- [P2] Measure AI learning efficiency [Status: Not Started]
- Track turns to first success
- Measure help usage patterns
- Identify exploration vs execution phases
- Calculate efficiency scores
- Compare learning curves across tools
- [P2] Deep analysis of tool interactions [Status: Not Started]
- Track which CLI subcommands are used
- Measure flag/option usage patterns
- Identify common parameter combinations
- Detect workflow patterns
- [P1] Implement report generation functionality [Status: Not Started]
- Load results from storage
- Generate markdown reports
- Generate HTML reports with charts
- Generate JSON reports for programmatic use
- Add report templates system
- [P1] Create scoring algorithm for CLI friendliness [Status: Not Started]
- Define scoring criteria (help quality, error clarity, etc)
- Implement scoring calculations
- Add comparative scoring across tools
- Generate improvement recommendations
- Create scoring rubric documentation
- [P2] Show performance over time [Status: Not Started]
- Success rate trends
- Cost trends
- Duration trends
- Compare versions/releases
- Add anomaly detection
- [P2] Create web-based results viewer [Status: Not Started]
- Simple Flask/FastAPI server
- Real-time result updates
- Interactive charts and filters
- Export capabilities from UI
- [P3] Enhanced scenario system [Status: Not Started]
- Scenario metadata (difficulty, category, etc)
- Scenario dependencies
- Conditional scenarios
- Scenario validation
- [P3] Extensibility for custom analyzers [Status: Not Started]
- Plugin architecture design
- Custom analyzer API
- Plugin discovery mechanism
- Documentation for plugin development
- Set up development environment
- Create storage.py foundation
- Implement basic SQLite storage
- Update runner to save results
- Complete result persistence
- Start command pattern analysis
- Implement error categorization
- Complete analysis engine
- Implement report generation
- Add CLI usability scoring
- Polish and optimize
- Add trend analysis
- Documentation updates
- Performance improvements
- Embedded, no server needed
- Perfect for local development
- Easy to backup/share
- Can migrate to PostgreSQL later if needed
- Markdown (easiest, git-friendly)
- JSON (programmatic use)
- HTML (visual reports)
- CSV (data analysis)
- Start with simple pattern matching
- Add ML-based analysis later
- Keep analysis pluggable
- Each feature should include unit tests
- Update README.md as features are added
- Maintain backwards compatibility
- Consider performance for large result sets
- Keep storage format versioned for migrations