My Report
Route: /my/report
My Report is a personal review of your recent AI-coding activity. It’s the same data you’d get from /prism:report in the plugin, laid out as a readable report with charts — scoped to the date range you choose.
Chapter-based generation
Section titled “Chapter-based generation”The report is built as a set of short chapters. When you open a fresh report, chapters stream in as they finish rendering — you can start reading the overview while the trend chapter is still computing. Each chapter is cached independently, so regenerating one (for example, after a new batch of sessions lands) doesn’t re-do the others.
History-first UI
Section titled “History-first UI”The report page opens to the list of your recent reports by default, not a blank “generate” form. You see what you’ve already run and can jump straight into any prior report. Only when you want a new range do you pick it from an inline custom-range picker at the top.
What’s in a report
Section titled “What’s in a report”- Overview — date range, total turns and sessions, headline Speed/Skill/Efficiency numbers
- Trends — how each score moved across the range, first half vs. second half
- Strengths & weaknesses — which Skill inputs are above 7 (green) and below 5 (red)
- Habits — correction rate, recurring friction patterns
- Worst prompts — 5 lowest-scoring turns with the identified pattern and a suggested rewrite
- Waste — top waste patterns by estimated tokens saved
Hourly and monthly heatmaps
Section titled “Hourly and monthly heatmaps”Two calendar-style heatmaps sit inside the report:
- Hourly heatmap — activity by hour-of-day across the range, so you can see when you actually code
- Monthly heatmap — day-by-day intensity across the range, coloured by active time
Both respect your dashboard locale for day-of-week ordering and the timezone inferred from your browser.
Progress banner
Section titled “Progress banner”A global progress banner appears at the top of the dashboard while a long-running report is still generating, so you can navigate away and return without losing track.
Sharing
Section titled “Sharing”Sharing is on the roadmap — currently reports are visible only to you. If you want to send a copy out of the dashboard, use your browser’s “print to PDF”.
Related
Section titled “Related”/prism:report— the plugin’s terminal-rendered equivalent- Reports — scheduled recurring report emails and Slack deliveries