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book-status

Skill40 starsChanged 2 months agoApache-2.0View on GitHub

Book project status and progress dashboard. Scans the project, writes status.json for the web UI, and reports phase, chapters, readiness score, and metrics.

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Book Status

Run: node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/velith.mjs scan [dir] [--ui]

Outputs {dir}/.velith/status.json, updates ~/.velith/velith.db, prints a terminal dashboard including the readiness verdict and score when edits/readiness-report.md exists.

--ui opens the browser dashboard at http://localhost:9631/{index}/overview.

--metrics also runs node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/velith.mjs metrics {dir}/drafts and prints per-chapter sentence statistics, repeated phrases, and AI-tell counts. Use it to spot drift between chapters before running the editing pipeline.

Other commands: list (all projects), stats [dir] (JSON), words <file>, snapshot <dir> <label>.

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