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complexity-scorer-3-context-aware-scoring

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Cette compétence ajoute une évaluation contextuelle à l'analyse de complexité en ajustant les scores en fonction des niveaux hiérarchiques et des domaines des dépôts. Elle catégorise automatiquement les dépôts en différents niveaux de priorité (tier1, tier2, tier3, personnel) pour fournir des évaluations de complexité plus nuancées. Utilisez-la lorsque vous avez besoin de scores de complexité qui reflètent l'importance stratégique ou le contexte du domaine de la base de code.

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npx skills add vamseeachanta/workspace-hub
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/plugin add https://github.com/vamseeachanta/workspace-hub
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git clone https://github.com/vamseeachanta/workspace-hub.git ~/.claude/skills/complexity-scorer-3-context-aware-scoring

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3. Context-Aware Scoring (+1)

3. Context-Aware Scoring

Adjust scores based on context (repository, domain, etc.):

#!/bin/bash
# ABOUTME: Context-aware complexity scoring
# ABOUTME: Adjusts based on repository tier, domain

# Repository tiers
TIER1_REPOS="workspace-hub|digitalmodel|energy|frontierdeepwater"
TIER2_REPOS="assetutilities|worldenergydata|rock-oil-field"
TIER3_REPOS="doris|saipem|OGManufacturing|seanation"
PERSONAL_ACTIVE="aceengineer-admin|aceengineer-website"
PERSONAL_EXPERIMENTAL="hobbies|sd-work|acma-projects"

# Get repository tier
get_repo_tier() {
    local repo="$1"

    if echo "$repo" | grep -qE "$TIER1_REPOS"; then
        echo "tier1"
    elif echo "$repo" | grep -qE "$TIER2_REPOS"; then
        echo "tier2"
    elif echo "$repo" | grep -qE "$TIER3_REPOS"; then
        echo "tier3"
    elif echo "$repo" | grep -qE "$PERSONAL_ACTIVE"; then
        echo "personal_active"
    elif echo "$repo" | grep -qE "$PERSONAL_EXPERIMENTAL"; then
        echo "personal_experimental"
    else
        echo "unknown"
    fi
}

# Adjust score based on context
adjust_for_context() {
    local base_score="$1"
    local repo="$2"
    local adjusted=$base_score

    local tier=$(get_repo_tier "$repo")

    case "$tier" in
        tier1)
            # Production repos bias toward higher quality
            ((adjusted+=1))
            ;;
        tier3|personal_experimental)
            # Maintenance/experimental bias toward efficiency
            ((adjusted-=1))
            ;;
    esac

    echo $adjusted
}

# Full scoring with context
score_with_context() {
    local task="$1"
    local repo="$2"

    local base_score=$(calculate_complexity "$task")
    local final_score=$(adjust_for_context "$base_score" "$repo")

    echo $final_score
}

4. Score Classification

Map scores to categories:

#!/bin/bash
# ABOUTME: Map complexity scores to categories
# ABOUTME: Provides actionable classifications

# Classification thresholds
THRESHOLD_HIGH=5
THRESHOLD_MEDIUM=1
THRESHOLD_LOW=-2

# Classify score
classify_complexity() {
    local score="$1"

    if [[ $score -ge $THRESHOLD_HIGH ]]; then
        echo "high"
    elif [[ $score -ge $THRESHOLD_MEDIUM ]]; then
        echo "medium"
    elif [[ $score -ge $THRESHOLD_LOW ]]; then
        echo "low"
    else
        echo "trivial"
    fi
}

# Get recommendation based on classification
get_recommendation() {
    local score="$1"
    local classification=$(classify_complexity "$score")

    case "$classification" in
        high)
            echo "OPUS"
            echo "Use for complex architecture, multi-file refactoring, security analysis"
            ;;
        medium)
            echo "SONNET"
            echo "Standard implementation, code review, documentation"
            ;;
        low)
            echo "HAIKU"
            echo "Quick queries, status checks, simple operations"
            ;;
        trivial)
            echo "HAIKU"
            echo "Trivial task - consider if AI is even needed"
            ;;
    esac
}

# Get color for display
get_score_color() {
    local score="$1"
    local classification=$(classify_complexity "$score")

    case "$classification" in
        high)    echo "$GREEN" ;;
        medium)  echo "$BLUE" ;;
        low)     echo "$YELLOW" ;;
        trivial) echo "$CYAN" ;;
    esac
}

Dépôt GitHub

vamseeachanta/workspace-hub
Chemin: .claude/skills/_core/bash/complexity-scorer/3-context-aware-scoring

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