Run History

Read the workspace's runs through the native run.list service and the installed catalog through runx.skill.inspect. The runner computes the report itself; it does not ask an agent to invent commands, launch subprocesses, or transcribe counts.

Use it for operational questions about recent Runx activity, failed or blocked runs, paused runs, frequently run skills, and skill entries without fixtures or inline harness cases. Use receipt-audit or diagnose-skill-run to inspect one suspicious run, and least-privilege when receipt-backed authority evidence is available for grant review; actual usage and policy semantics are still needed before attenuation.

Evidence boundary

• Live execution reads only the native run list and catalog projections. These services read the same run records and catalog parser as the Runx CLI without routing back through the CLI as a subprocess.
• Run reads are bounded to 1,000 runs.
• runs and catalog_items are replay inputs for harnesses and controlled analysis, and must be supplied together; replay never silently mixes caller data with live native state.
• Empty history returns needs_more_evidence rather than a healthy verdict.
• closed_rate is the share of sealed runs whose disposition is closed.
• refusal_rate counts sealed runs that were blocked or declined. It is reported as an observation, not automatically treated as a defect.
• Catalog coverage is the number of native catalog entries declaring at least one fixture or inline harness case. It is not a maturity grade.

Output

history_report contains:

• the resolved query and source labels (run.list, runx.skill.inspect, or supplied_replay);
• sealed and paused run counts, disposition counts, closed/refusal rates;
• the most frequently run skills;
• catalog entry and test-coverage counts;
• bounded recommendations routed to diagnose-skill-run, receipt-audit, or skill-build harness;
• limitations when native projections cannot support a stronger claim.

This skill never executes another skill, changes a grant, or changes a run.