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ch-report

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@countinghouse/ch-report

The layer-1 usage report of the countinghouse packs: what was read and what was returned, from the runtime's own records, on the command line and as a standalone MCP tool.

Status: retired (2026-11-11). The usage report is the runtime's built-in tool countinghouse_usage_report; this code moves into countinghouse lib/usage/ and this package is not published. Until then this repository is read-only history. Runs on countinghouse 7.2 or later (unreleased at the time of writing). The layer-1 usage report of the countinghouse client packs: a command and a standalone MCP server over stdio.

Part of the countinghouse client packs. Each package has its own repository; the family's design, plan and acceptance tests are in a repository that stays private until the first release.

Development

npm ci
npm test

Pure JavaScript, Node 22.16 or later, no native module. CI runs on Linux, macOS and Windows.

Related MCP server: UVG Local MCP Server

Publishing

Releases are published by .github/workflows/publish.yml under npm trusted publishing: a v<version> tag on a main commit whose package.json carries that version. No npm token exists anywhere and no 2FA code is typed for a release. One-time setup on npmjs.com, by the maintainer: the package's first version is published by hand (npm publish --access public, with 2FA); then Settings → Trusted publishing → GitHub Actions with owner mchen6, repository ch-report, workflow publish.yml, allowing npm publish as well as npm stage publish; then Settings → Publishing access → Require two-factor authentication and disallow tokens. A new trusted-publisher configuration must publish once within two days or it expires.

License

Apache-2.0.

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