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Use when analyzing EOS health trends over time - Rock completion rates, scorecard consistency, checkup progression, and issue resolution patterns
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Use when analyzing EOS health trends over time - Rock completion rates, scorecard consistency, checkup progression, and issue resolution patterns
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ceos-trends
Longitudinal EOS health tracking - analyze how your organization is improving over time across all Six Key Components. While ceos-dashboard shows today's snapshot, ceos-trends answers the question every EOS coach asks: "Are we getting better?"
When to Use
- "How are we trending?" or "show our progress"
- "Are we improving?" or "EOS health over time"
- "Quarter comparison" or "compare Q1 to Q2"
- "Rock completion history" or "how have our rocks been?"
- "Scorecard trends" or "are our numbers improving?"
- "Show trends" or "progress report"
- Before quarterly planning or annual planning for historical context
Context
Finding the CEOS Repository
Search upward from the current directory for the .ceos marker file. This file marks the root of the CEOS repository.
If .ceos is not found, stop and tell the user: "Not in a CEOS repository. Clone your CEOS repo and run setup.sh first."
Sync before use: Once you find the CEOS root, run git -C <ceos_root> pull --ff-only --quiet 2>/dev/null to get the latest data from teammates. If it fails (conflict or offline), continue silently with local data.
Key Files
| File | Purpose |
|---|---|
data/rocks/YYYY-QN/ | Rock files per quarter (status, owner, milestones) |
data/scorecard/weeks/YYYY-WNN.md | Weekly scorecard entries (metrics, on/off track) |
data/scorecard/metrics.md | Metric definitions (goals, thresholds) |
data/checkups/YYYY-MM-DD.md | Organizational Checkup results (component scores) |
data/issues/open/ | Currently open issues (priority, created date) |
data/issues/solved/ | Resolved issues (priority, created date, resolution) |
data/todos/ | To-Do files (status, created, completed_on, source) |
data/meetings/l10/YYYY-MM-DD.md | L10 meeting notes (one per meeting) |
Design Principles
- Read-only. Trends never modifies any data files. It reads, calculates, and reports.
- Graceful degradation. Works with whatever data exists. One quarter of Rocks? Show that. No checkups yet? Skip that section with guidance. Never error on missing data.
- Cross-skill coordination. Each trend section suggests the relevant skill for taking action. Trends shows the trajectory; other skills change it.
- Minimum data threshold. For meaningful trends, at least 2 data points are needed (e.g., 2 quarters of Rocks, 2 checkups). With only 1 data point, show the baseline value and note: "More data needed for trend analysis."
Quarter and Week Calculations
- Current quarter: Jan-Mar = Q1, Apr-Jun = Q2, Jul-Sep = Q3, Oct-Dec = Q4. Format:
YYYY-QN - Current ISO week: Format:
YYYY-WNN - Available quarters: Scan
data/rocks/subdirectory names to discover all quarters with data. - Trailing periods: "Trailing 4 weeks" = most recent 4 weekly scorecard files. "Trailing 13 weeks" = most recent 13 (approximately one quarter).
Process
Mode: Overview (default)
Use when the user asks for a general trend summary. This is the default when no specific component is mentioned.
Step 1: Discover Available Data
Scan the CEOS data directories to determine what historical data exists:
- Quarters with Rocks: List subdirectories in
data/rocks/matchingYYYY-QNpattern. Sort chronologically. - Scorecard weeks: List files in
data/scorecard/weeks/matchingYYYY-WNN.md. Sort chronologically. - Checkups: List files in
data/checkups/matchingYYYY-MM-DD.md. Sort by date. - Issues: Count files in
data/issues/open/anddata/issues/solved/. - To-Dos: List files in
data/todos/. Parsecreatedandcompleted_ondates. - L10 meetings: List files in
data/meetings/l10/matchingYYYY-MM-DD.md.
If no historical data exists at all, show:
No EOS data found. Run your first L10, set some Rocks, or log a scorecard to start building history.
Step 2: Rock Completion Trend
For each quarter directory in data/rocks/:
- Read all
.mdfiles in the directory. - Parse YAML frontmatter for
statusfield. - Count:
complete,on_track,off_track,dropped, total. - Calculate completion rate:
complete / (total - dropped)as percentage.
For the current quarter (not yet ended), mark as "in progress" and show current status breakdown instead of a final completion rate.
Display:
Rock Completion
2025-Q3: 4/6 complete (67%)
2025-Q4: 5/7 complete (71%) ↑
2026-Q1: 2 on track, 1 off track, 1 complete of 6 (in progress)
Trend arrows (compare each quarter to the previous):
↑= completion rate improved→= unchanged (within 5 percentage points)↓= completion rate declined
If only one quarter exists: Show the data without trend arrows. Add: "Track Rocks across multiple quarters to see completion trends."
If no Rock directories exist:
Rock Completion: No Rock data yet. Run `ceos-rocks` to set quarterly priorities.
Step 3: Scorecard Consistency
Analyze scorecard data across available weeks:
- Read all weekly scorecard files from
data/scorecard/weeks/. - For each file, parse the metrics table from the markdown body.
- For each metric row, determine if it was on-track or off-track based on the status or value vs. threshold.
- Calculate per-week: total metrics, on-track count, on-track percentage.
Calculate rolling averages:
- Trailing 4 weeks: Average on-track percentage over the last 4 weeks.
- Prior 4 weeks: Average on-track percentage for the 4 weeks before that.
- Trailing 13 weeks: Average on-track percentage over the last 13 weeks (quarter).
Also calculate logging consistency:
- Count weeks with scorecard entries vs. total weeks in the period.
Display:
Scorecard Consistency
Weeks logged: 24/26 (92%)
On-track rate (trailing 4 weeks): 78%
On-track rate (prior 4 weeks): 71% ↑
On-track rate (trailing 13 weeks): 74%
Trend arrow compares trailing 4 weeks to prior 4 weeks.
If fewer than 2 weeks of data exist:
Scorecard Consistency: [N] week(s) logged. Log more weeks for trend analysis.
If no scorecard data exists:
Scorecard Consistency: No scorecard data yet. Run `ceos-scorecard` to start tracking weekly.
Step 4: Checkup Score Progression
Read all checkup files from data/checkups/:
- Parse YAML frontmatter for
overall_scoreandcomponent_scores. - Sort by date.
- Show score progression over time.
Display:
Checkup Scores
2025-09-15: 3.2 overall (Vision: 3.5, People: 3.0, Data: 3.2, Issues: 3.0, Process: 2.8, Traction: 3.5)
2025-12-20: 3.8 overall (+0.6) ↑↑ (Vision: 4.0, People: 3.5, Data: 3.8, Issues: 3.5, Process: 3.2, Traction: 4.0)
2026-03-01: 4.2 overall (+0.4) ↑ (Vision: 4.5, People: 4.0, Data: 4.2, Issues: 4.0, Process: 3.5, Traction: 4.3)
Trend indicators (compare to previous checkup):
↑↑= improved by 0.5+↑= improved by 0.1-0.4→= unchanged (within 0.1)↓= declined by 0.1-0.4↓↓= declined by 0.5+
If only one checkup exists: Show the score without trend arrows. Add: "Run another organizational checkup to track progress over time."
If no checkups exist:
Checkup Scores: No checkups on file. Run `ceos-checkup` to assess organizational health.
Step 5: Issue Resolution Velocity
Analyze issues from both data/issues/open/ and data/issues/solved/:
- Read all issue files from both directories.
- Parse YAML frontmatter for
createddate andpriority. - For solved issues, calculate resolution time (days between
createdand the file's most recent frontmatter date or git modification). - Group by quarter based on
createddate.
Calculate per-quarter:
- Issues opened
- Issues solved
- Net change (solved - opened; negative means backlog grew)
- Average days to resolve (for solved issues)
Display:
Issue Resolution
2025-Q4: 8 opened, 10 solved (net: -2, backlog shrinking) | Avg resolution: 24 days
2026-Q1: 5 opened, 7 solved (net: -2, backlog shrinking) | Avg resolution: 18 days ↑
Currently open: 4 issues (oldest: 12 days)
Trend arrow on resolution time (lower is better):
↑= resolution time decreased (improving)→= unchanged (within 3 days)↓= resolution time increased (slowing down)
If no issues exist (open or solved):
Issue Resolution: No issues tracked yet. Use `ceos-ids` to identify, discuss, and solve issues.
Step 6: To-Do Completion Rate
Analyze to-do files from data/todos/:
- Read all to-do files.
- Parse YAML frontmatter for
status,created,due, andcompleted_on. - Group by week based on
duedate. - Calculate weekly completion rate:
complete / totalfor each week.
Calculate rolling averages:
- Trailing 4 weeks: Average completion rate.
- Trailing 13 weeks: Average completion rate.
EOS target is 90%+ weekly completion rate.
Display:
To-Do Completion Rate
Trailing 4 weeks: 88% (target: 90%)
Trailing 13 weeks: 82%
Total: 45 complete / 52 created (87% all-time)
Color-code against the 90% target:
- At or above 90%: on target
- 80-89%: close, note the gap
- Below 80%: flag for attention
If no to-do data exists:
To-Do Completion Rate: No to-dos tracked yet. Use `ceos-todos` or run an L10 to create to-dos.
Step 7: L10 Meeting Cadence
Analyze L10 meeting files from data/meetings/l10/:
- List all files matching
YYYY-MM-DD.md. - Count meetings per quarter.
- Calculate cadence: meetings held vs. weeks in the period.
Display:
L10 Meeting Cadence
2025-Q4: 11/13 weeks (85%)
2026-Q1: 9/10 weeks so far (90%)
Streak: 6 consecutive weeks
Calculate current streak: consecutive weeks (from most recent backward) with an L10 file.
If no L10 files exist:
L10 Meeting Cadence: No L10 meetings on file. Run `ceos-l10` to start your weekly meetings.
Step 8: Trend Summary
After all sections, provide a categorized summary:
Trend Summary:
Improving: Checkup scores (+0.4), Issue resolution (24 → 18 days), Scorecard consistency (71% → 78%)
Stable: L10 cadence (90%)
Needs attention: Rock completion (71% → in progress at 50%), To-do rate (88%, target 90%)
Categorize each component:
- Improving: Trend arrow is
↑or↑↑ - Stable: Trend arrow is
→or insufficient data for comparison - Needs attention: Trend arrow is
↓or↓↓, or below target thresholds
Then suggest actions only for "needs attention" items:
Suggested Actions:
- Review off-track Rocks with `ceos-rocks`
- Push to-do completion above 90% with `ceos-todos`
Mode: Deep Dive
Use when the user asks about a specific component's history (e.g., "Rock history", "scorecard trends in detail").
Step 1: Identify Component
| User says | Component |
|---|---|
| "Rock history" / "Rock trends" | Rocks |
| "Scorecard trends" / "metric history" | Scorecard |
| "Checkup history" / "health scores" | Checkups |
| "Issue trends" / "resolution history" | Issues |
| "To-do trends" / "completion history" | To-Dos |
| "L10 history" / "meeting cadence" | L10 |
If unclear, ask: "Which component do you want to explore? (Rocks, Scorecard, Checkups, Issues, To-Dos, L10)"
Step 2: Detailed Component Analysis
Run the relevant section from Overview mode but with expanded detail:
Rocks Deep Dive:
- Show each quarter's Rocks individually (title, owner, status)
- Show per-person completion rates across quarters
- Highlight people who consistently complete vs. miss Rocks
Scorecard Deep Dive:
- Show each metric's on-track percentage over time
- Identify consistently off-track metrics
- Show week-by-week detail for the trailing
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name: ceos-trends description: Use when analyzing EOS health trends over time - Rock completion rates, scorecard consistency, checkup progression, and issue resolution patterns file-access: [data/rocks/, data/scorecard/, data/checkups/, data/issues/, data/todos/, data/meetings/l10/] tools-used: [Read, Glob]
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--- name: ceos-trends description: Use when analyzing EOS health trends over time - Rock completion rates, scorecard consistency, checkup progression, and issue resolution patterns file-access: [data/rocks/, data/scorecard/, data/checkups/, data/issues/, data/todos/, data/meetings/l10/] tools-used: [Read, Glob] --- # ceos-trends Longitudinal EOS health tracking - analyze how your organization is improving over time across all Six Key Components. While `ceos-dashboard` shows today's snapshot, `ceos-trends` answers the question every EOS coach asks: "Are we getting better?" ## When to Use - "How are we trending?" or "show our progress" - "Are we improving?" or "EOS health over time" - "Quarter comparison" or "compare Q1 to Q2" - "Rock completion history" or "how have our rocks been?" - "Scorecard trends" or "are our numbers improving?" - "Show trends" or "progress report" - Before quarterly planning or annual planning for historical context ## Context ### Finding the CEOS Repository Search upward from the current directory for the `.ceos` marker file. This file marks the root of the CEOS repository. If `.ceos` is not found, stop and tell the user: "Not in a CEOS repository. Clone your CEOS repo and run setup.sh first." **Sync before use:** Once you find the CEOS root, run `git -C <ceos_root> pull --ff-only --quiet 2>/dev/null` to get the latest data from teammates. If it fails (conflict or offline), continue silently with local data. ### Key Files | File | Purpose | |------|---------| | `data/rocks/YYYY-QN/` | Rock files per quarter (status, owner, milestones) | | `data/scorecard/weeks/YYYY-WNN.md` | Weekly scorecard entries (metrics, on/off track) | | `data/scorecard/metrics.md` | Metric definitions (goals, thresholds) | | `data/checkups/YYYY-MM-DD.md` | Organizational Checkup results (component scores) | | `data/issues/open/` | Currently open issues (priority, created date) | | `data/issues/solved/` | Resolved issues (priority, created date, resolution) | | `data/todos/` | To-Do files (status, created, completed_on, source) | | `data/meetings/l10/YYYY-MM-DD.md` | L10 meeting notes (one per meeting) | ### Design Principles - **Read-only.** Trends never modifies any data files. It reads, calculates, and reports. - **Graceful degradation.** Works with whatever data exists. One quarter of Rocks? Show that. No checkups yet? Skip that section with guidance. Never error on missing data. - **Cross-skill coordination.** Each trend section suggests the relevant skill for taking action. Trends shows the trajectory; other skills change it. - **Minimum data threshold.** For meaningful trends, at least 2 data points are needed (e.g., 2 quarters of Rocks, 2 checkups). With only 1 data point, show the baseline value and note: "More data needed for trend analysis." ### Quarter and Week Calculations - **Current quarter:** Jan-Mar = Q1, Apr-Jun = Q2, Jul-Sep = Q3, Oct-Dec = Q4. Format: `YYYY-QN` - **Current ISO week:** Format: `YYYY-WNN` - **Available quarters:** Scan `data/rocks/` subdirectory names to discover all quarters with data. - **Trailing periods:** "Trailing 4 weeks" = most recent 4 weekly scorecard files. "Trailing 13 weeks" = most recent 13 (approximately one quarter). ## Process ### Mode: Overview (default) Use when the user asks for a general trend summary. This is the default when no specific component is mentioned. #### Step 1: Discover Available Data Scan the CEOS data directories to determine what historical data exists: 1. **Quarters with Rocks:** List subdirectories in `data/rocks/` matching `YYYY-QN` pattern. Sort chronologically. 2. **Scorecard weeks:** List files in `data/scorecard/weeks/` matching `YYYY-WNN.md`. Sort chronologically. 3. **Checkups:** List files in `data/checkups/` matching `YYYY-MM-DD.md`. Sort by date. 4. **Issues:** Count files in `data/issues/open/` and `data/issues/solved/`. 5. **To-Dos:** List files in `data/todos/`. Parse `created` and `completed_on` dates. 6. **L10 meetings:** List files in `data/meetings/l10/` matching `YYYY-MM-DD.md`. If no historical data exists at all, show: ``` No EOS data found. Run your first L10, set some Rocks, or log a scorecard to start building history. ``` #### Step 2: Rock Completion Trend For each quarter directory in `data/rocks/`: 1. Read all `.md` files in the directory. 2. Parse YAML frontmatter for `status` field. 3. Count: `complete`, `on_track`, `off_track`, `dropped`, total. 4. Calculate completion rate: `complete / (total - dropped)` as percentage. For the current quarter (not yet ended), mark as "in progress" and show current status breakdown instead of a final completion rate. Display: ``` Rock Completion 2025-Q3: 4/6 complete (67%) 2025-Q4: 5/7 complete (71%) ↑ 2026-Q1: 2 on track, 1 off track, 1 complete of 6 (in progress) ``` Trend arrows (compare each quarter to the previous): - `↑` = completion rate improved - `→` = unchanged (within 5 percentage points) - `↓` = completion rate declined **If only one quarter exists:** Show the data without trend arrows. Add: "Track Rocks across multiple quarters to see completion trends." **If no Rock directories exist:** ``` Rock Completion: No Rock data yet. Run `ceos-rocks` to set quarterly priorities. ``` #### Step 3: Scorecard Consistency Analyze scorecard data across available weeks: 1. Read all weekly scorecard files from `data/scorecard/weeks/`. 2. For each file, parse the metrics table from the markdown body. 3. For each metric row, determine if it was on-track or off-track based on the status or value vs. threshold. 4. Calculate per-week: total metrics, on-track count, on-track percentage. Calculate rolling averages: - **Trailing 4 weeks:** Average on-track percentage over the last 4 weeks. - **Prior 4 weeks:** Average on-track percentage for the 4 weeks before that. - **Trailing 13 weeks:** Average on-track percentage over the last 13 weeks (quarter). Also calculate logging consistency: - Count weeks with scorecard entries vs. total weeks in the period. Display: ``` Scorecard Consistency Weeks logged: 24/26 (92%) On-track rate (trailing 4 weeks): 78% On-track rate (prior 4 weeks): 71% ↑ On-track rate (trailing 13 weeks): 74% ``` Trend arrow compares trailing 4 weeks to prior 4 weeks. **If fewer than 2 weeks of data exist:** ``` Scorecard Consistency: [N] week(s) logged. Log more weeks for trend analysis. ``` **If no scorecard data exists:** ``` Scorecard Consistency: No scorecard data yet. Run `ceos-scorecard` to start tracking weekly. ``` #### Step 4: Checkup Score Progression Read all checkup files from `data/checkups/`: 1. Parse YAML frontmatter for `overall_score` and `component_scores`. 2. Sort by date. 3. Show score progression over time. Display: ``` Checkup Scores 2025-09-15: 3.2 overall (Vision: 3.5, People: 3.0, Data: 3.2, Issues: 3.0, Process: 2.8, Traction: 3.5) 2025-12-20: 3.8 overall (+0.6) ↑↑ (Vision: 4.0, People: 3.5, Data: 3.8, Issues: 3.5, Process: 3.2, Traction: 4.0) 2026-03-01: 4.2 overall (+0.4) ↑ (Vision: 4.5, People: 4.0, Data: 4.2, Issues: 4.0, Process: 3.5, Traction: 4.3) ``` Trend indicators (compare to previous checkup): - `↑↑` = improved by 0.5+ - `↑` = improved by 0.1-0.4 - `→` = unchanged (within 0.1) - `↓` = declined by 0.1-0.4 - `↓↓` = declined by 0.5+ **If only one checkup exists:** Show the score without trend arrows. Add: "Run another organizational checkup to track progress over time." **If no checkups exist:** ``` Checkup Scores: No checkups on file. Run `ceos-checkup` to assess organizational health. ``` #### Step 5: Issue Resolution Velocity Analyze issues from both `data/issues/open/` and `data/issues/solved/`: 1. Read all issue files from both directories. 2. Parse YAML frontmatter for `created` date and `priority`. 3. For solved issues, calculate resolution time (days between `created` and the file's most recent frontmatter date or git modification). 4. Group by quarter based on `created` date. Calculate per-quarter: - Issues opened - Issues solved - Net change (solved - opened; negative means backlog grew) - Average days to resolve (for solved issues) Display: ``` Issue Resolution 2025-Q4: 8 opened, 10 solved (net: -2, backlog shrinking) | Avg resolution: 24 days 2026-Q1: 5 opened, 7 solved (net: -2, backlog shrinking) | Avg resolution: 18 days ↑ Currently open: 4 issues (oldest: 12 days) ``` Trend arrow on resolution time (lower is better): - `↑` = resolution time decreased (improving) - `→` = unchanged (within 3 days) - `↓` = resolution time increased (slowing down) **If no issues exist (open or solved):** ``` Issue Resolution: No issues tracked yet. Use `ceos-ids` to identify, discuss, and solve issues. ``` #### Step 6: To-Do Completion Rate Analyze to-do files from `data/todos/`: 1. Read all to-do files. 2. Parse YAML frontmatter for `status`, `created`, `due`, and `completed_on`. 3. Group by week based on `due` date. 4. Calculate weekly completion rate: `complete / total` for each week. Calculate rolling averages: - **Trailing 4 weeks:** Average completion rate. - **Trailing 13 weeks:** Average completion rate. EOS target is 90%+ weekly completion rate. Display: ``` To-Do Completion Rate Trailing 4 weeks: 88% (target: 90%) Trailing 13 weeks: 82% Total: 45 complete / 52 created (87% all-time) ``` Color-code against the 90% target: - At or above 90%: on target - 80-89%: close, note the gap - Below 80%: flag for attention **If no to-do data exists:** ``` To-Do Completion Rate: No to-dos tracked yet. Use `ceos-todos` or run an L10 to create to-dos. ``` #### Step 7: L10 Meeting Cadence Analyze L10 meeting files from `data/meetings/l10/`: 1. List all files matching `YYYY-MM-DD.md`. 2. Count meetings per quarter. 3. Calculate cadence: meetings held vs. weeks in the period. Display: ``` L10 Meeting Cadence 2025-Q4: 11/13 weeks (85%) 2026-Q1: 9/10 weeks so far (90%) Streak: 6 consecutive weeks ``` Calculate current streak: consecutive weeks (from most recent backward) with an L10 file. **If no L10 files exist:** ``` L10 Meeting Cadence: No L10 meetings on file. Run `ceos-l10` to start your weekly meetings. ``` #### Step 8: Trend Summary After all sections, provide a categorized summary: ``` Trend Summary: Improving: Checkup scores (+0.4), Issue resolution (24 → 18 days), Scorecard consistency (71% → 78%) Stable: L10 cadence (90%) Needs attention: Rock completion (71% → in progress at 50%), To-do rate (88%, target 90%) ``` Categorize each component: - **Improving:** Trend arrow is `↑` or `↑↑` - **Stable:** Trend arrow is `→` or insufficient data for comparison - **Needs attention:** Trend arrow is `↓` or `↓↓`, or below target thresholds Then suggest actions only for "needs attention" items: ``` Suggested Actions: - Review off-track Rocks with `ceos-rocks` - Push to-do completion above 90% with `ceos-todos` ``` ### Mode: Deep Dive Use when the user asks about a specific component's history (e.g., "Rock history", "scorecard trends in detail"). #### Step 1: Identify Component | User says | Component | |-----------|-----------| | "Rock history" / "Rock trends" | Rocks | | "Scorecard trends" / "metric history" | Scorecard | | "Checkup history" / "health scores" | Checkups | | "Issue trends" / "resolution history" | Issues | | "To-do trends" / "completion history" | To-Dos | | "L10 history" / "meeting cadence" | L10 | If unclear, ask: "Which component do you want to explore? (Rocks, Scorecard, Checkups, Issues, To-Dos, L10)" #### Step 2: Detailed Component Analysis Run the relevant section from Overview mode but with expanded detail: **Rocks Deep Dive:** - Show each quarter's Rocks individually (title, owner, status) - Show per-person completion rates across quarters - Highlight people who consistently complete vs. miss Rocks **Scorecard Deep Dive:** - Show each metric's on-track percentage over time - Identify consistently off-track metrics - Show week-by-week detail for the trailing
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