feat(inspect): add --json flag for machine-readable stats output - #38
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`mcprec inspect --json <file>` outputs `transcriptStats` as indented JSON instead of the colored timeline display. Consistent with the existing `mcprec diff --format json` flag. Adds test/inspect.json.test.ts covering JSON output shape invariants: - top-level keys match the TranscriptStats interface exactly - stats round-trip through JSON.parse/JSON.stringify without loss - no undefined values that JSON.stringify would silently drop - method counts are positive integers - methods object keys are ordered by count descending
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Why
mcprec inspectcurrently outputs a colored timeline suitable for humansbut not for CI scripts or tooling that needs to parse transcript stats
programmatically. The
diffcommand already supports--format json;this PR brings the same machine-readable option to
inspect.What
--jsonflag to theinspectCLI command insrc/cli.ts--jsonis set, load the transcript and outputtranscriptStatsas indented JSON instead of the colored timeline display
loadTranscriptandtranscriptStatsincli.ts(both alreadyexported from their respective modules)
Tests
test/inspect.json.test.ts(9 tests) covering JSON output shape:TranscriptStatsinterfaceJSON.parse(JSON.stringify())without lossundefinedvalues (whichJSON.stringifywould silently drop)methodsobject keys are ordered by count descendingSelf-merge gate
src/index.tsnot touched)🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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