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Analyzes codebase complexity (cyclomatic & cognitive) with lizard/radon and generates weekly reports attributing complexity changes per module.
Tracks cyclomatic and cognitive complexity trends across a repository by running static analysis tools (lizard for multiple languages, radon for Python). It aggregates results over time and produces weekly reports that attribute changes in complexity to specific commits and modules, helping teams spot growing hotspots, regressions, and refactor opportunities.
Use this skill when you want automated, repeatable complexity monitoring as part of CI or a scheduled job: weekly code health reports, pre-release checks to catch complexity spikes, or ongoing tech-debt tracking for large codebases. Works best on repositories with Python and mixed-language modules that lizard/radon can parse.
Appropriate for agents that can run shell commands and manage scheduled jobs (Agents that expose Python/CLI execution such as Codex/Copilot/Claude Code style runtimes).
This skill is essentially a stub — a markdown file with incoherent installation notes copied from the lizard upstream README. It references lizard and radon for complexity tracking but provides no actionable workflow, no scripts, and no integration instructions. The body text is fragmented and unreadable in places. Would not help a user actually track complexity trends.
Appears to be an auto-generated skill from a GitHub repo scrape. The skill_md_body is poorly extracted — the installation section is nonsensical. Frontmatter claims verification=security_reviewed but the skill has no scripts to review. Low usefulness because it doesn't actually automate anything; a user would just install lizard directly.
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