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qm-path-integral-historian

Domain: qm · Model class: strong

Use this skill when you need to analyse git commit history as a quantum trajectory and find inflection commits where the codebase changed most. Trigger phrases include: “find the inflection commit”, “which commit was the biggest change”, “path integral over git history”, “weight commits by action”, “Euclidean path integral of code”, “find high-action commits”. This skill weights commit trajectories by exp(−action/T) and finds inflection points. Do NOT use when git history is unavailable or snapshots lack representative code samples.

qm-path-integral-historian treats git commit history as a quantum trajectory in code-embedding space. Each consecutive commit pair defines a “step” whose action is the L2 distance between token-hash embeddings of the code samples. Steps with action significantly above the mean (mean + 2σ) are labelled inflection points — moments where the codebase jumped to a qualitatively different region.

  • “qm-path-integral-historian”
  • Git history is unavailable.
  • Code samples are absent, trivial (e.g., single-line files), or not representative.
  • The user wants semantic diff analysis rather than statistical outlier detection.
  1. Apply the qm-path-integral-historian skill to the user request.
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