beads-viewer

📁 oakoss/agent-skills 📅 3 days ago
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安装命令
npx skills add https://github.com/oakoss/agent-skills --skill beads-viewer

Agent 安装分布

claude-code 7
mcpjam 5
kilo 5
junie 5
windsurf 5
zencoder 5

Skill 文档

Beads Viewer

Overview

Beads Viewer (BV) is a graph-aware triage engine for Beads projects (.beads/beads.jsonl). It computes 9 graph metrics, generates execution plans, and provides deterministic recommendations.

When to use: Triaging beads tasks, analyzing dependency graphs, finding bottlenecks, detecting circular dependencies, planning parallel execution tracks, generating sprint burndown data, comparing historical project states.

When NOT to use: Parsing raw beads.jsonl directly (BV pre-computes graph metrics), simple bead CRUD operations (use bd CLI instead), projects without .beads/beads.jsonl.

Capability Raw beads.jsonl BV Robot Mode
Query “List all issues” “List the top 5 bottlenecks blocking the release”
Context Cost High (linear with issue count) Low (fixed summary struct)
Graph Logic Agent must compute Pre-computed (PageRank, betweenness, cycles)
Safety Agent might miss cycles Cycles explicitly flagged

Quick Reference

Command Purpose Key Points
bv --robot-triage Full triage with recommendations Start here; includes quick_wins and blockers
bv --robot-next Single top pick with claim command Minimal context cost
bv --robot-plan Parallel execution tracks Faster than --robot-insights
bv --robot-insights Full graph metrics (all 9) Check status field; expensive
bv --robot-priority Priority misalignment detection Flags misprioritzed items
bv --robot-alerts Stale issues, blocking cascades Proactive health checks
bv --robot-suggest Hygiene: duplicates, missing deps Includes cycle break suggestions
bv --robot-graph Dependency graph export JSON, DOT, or Mermaid format
bv --recipe <name> --robot-<cmd> Pre-filter before any robot command Recipes: actionable, high-impact, bottlenecks
bv --robot-triage --label <name> Scope to label subgraph Reduces noise for focused analysis

CRITICAL: Never run bare bv from an agent session. It launches an interactive TUI that blocks the session. Always use --robot-* flags.

The 9 Graph Metrics

Metric What It Measures Key Insight
PageRank Recursive dependency importance Foundational blockers
Betweenness Shortest-path traffic Bottlenecks and bridges
HITS Hub/Authority duality Epics vs utilities
Critical Path Longest dependency chain Keystones with zero slack
Eigenvector Influence via neighbors Strategic dependencies
Degree Direct connection counts Immediate blockers/blocked
Density Edge-to-node ratio Project coupling health
Cycles Circular dependencies Structural errors (must fix!)
Topo Sort Valid execution order Work queue foundation

Metrics compute in two phases: Phase 1 (degree, topo sort, density) is instant; Phase 2 (PageRank, betweenness, HITS, eigenvector, cycles) has a 500ms timeout. Always check the status field in output.

Built-in Recipes

Recipe Purpose
default All open issues sorted by priority
actionable Ready to work (no blockers)
high-impact Top PageRank scores
blocked Waiting on dependencies
stale Open but untouched for 30+ days
triage Sorted by computed triage score
quick-wins Easy P2/P3 items with no blockers
bottlenecks High betweenness nodes

Robot Output Structure

All robot JSON output includes these standard fields:

Field Purpose
data_hash Fingerprint of beads.jsonl for verifying consistency
status Per-metric state: computed, approx, timeout, or skipped
as_of / as_of_commit Present when using --as-of for time travel queries

Key output sections by command:

  • –robot-triage: quick_ref, recommendations, quick_wins, blockers_to_clear, project_health, commands
  • –robot-insights: bottlenecks, keystones, influencers, hubs, authorities, cycles, clusterDensity
  • –robot-plan: plan.tracks (parallel work streams), plan.summary.highest_impact

Common Mistakes

Mistake Correct Pattern
Running bare bv from an agent session Always use --robot-* flags; bare bv launches an interactive TUI that blocks the agent
Ignoring the status field in robot output Always check per-metric status; large graphs may have approx or skipped metrics due to 500ms timeout
Using --robot-insights when only the next task is needed Use --robot-next for a single top pick or --robot-triage for quick recommendations; insights is expensive
Not checking for cycles before starting implementation Run bv --robot-insights and check .cycles first; circular dependencies are structural errors that must be resolved
Parsing stderr as JSON data Only stdout contains JSON; diagnostics and warnings go to stderr
Stale metrics after bead changes Check data_hash field; results are cached by beads.jsonl fingerprint
Wrong recommendations for current work Use --recipe actionable to filter to only unblocked, ready-to-work items

Delegation

  • Analyze project dependency health and bottlenecks: Use Task agent to run BV robot commands and summarize graph metrics
  • Plan sprint work from triage output: Use Plan agent to interpret triage recommendations and build execution tracks
  • Search for related beads context: Use Explore agent to investigate bead descriptions and find implementation patterns

References