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Package agentsview shells out to the agentsview CLI (https://github.com/kenn-io/agentsview) to read local AI-coding-session usage data.

Package atomicfile writes a file's full contents in one atomic operation, shared by every package that persists local state on every invocation (internal/snapshot, internal/runhistory): a temp file created in the target's own directory, then a rename, so a process killed mid-write leaves either the previous complete file or the new complete file — never a torn/partial one.

Package cli wires the U1-U6 building blocks (config, agentsview, snapshot, machineid, summary, render, readme, gitops) into token-profile's cobra subcommands.

Package config defines and loads token-profile's configuration schema: where the rendered profile's target repo lives, how usage is broken down, the trailing window to query, and where the local machine identity is cached.

Package gitops publishes local changes (a rendered README, plus its backing snapshot file) to a git remote, shelling out to the real git binary the same way internal/agentsview shells out to agentsview.

Package machineid generates and caches a random identity for the current machine, used to namespace this machine's snapshot within a shared target repo (KTD6).

Package readme injects rendered content into a README file between a pair of marker comments, leaving everything else in the file byte-for-byte untouched.

Package render composes a merged snapshot, its computed summary, and a breakdown mode into the dashboard card, either as a bordered ASCII block (Render, R8) or a light/dark SVG image (RenderSVG) — same title, headline summary, trend, streak, and breakdown, in that order.

Package runhistory persists a bounded, local record of each `token-profile run` invocation's outcome, so an adopter can later check whether their scheduled runs are actually succeeding.

Package snapshot persists each machine's resolved usage history to a per-machine file and merges every machine's snapshot present in a shared target repo into aggregate totals.

Package summary derives the headline usage summary and streak/activity indicator (R5, R6) from a merged snapshot dataset.