Every tool call, attributed to exactly one client. The interesting number is not the total; it is the bottom panel. A search that returns nothing is a content gap with a timestamp on it, and this is where the question guide comes from.
Every call names a client. There is no “the roster” option.
Peak 71/day. The flat days are weekends.
Five people, everyone on every account, which is exactly why the roster law exists.
Reads dominate. Writes go through the queue, which is the point.
Someone asked. The Vault had nothing, and said so rather than inventing an answer. Each one below became a question on a client's question guide.
knowledge-base-gaps.md → it appears on the
question guide
→ the client answers it out loud → the answer comes back here as an update request a person approves.
Nothing in that chain is a guess.
The voice files carry the account. That is not an accident: it is the file people reach for when they have to write something.
| File | Client | Reads |
|---|---|---|
04-voice-and-messaging-deep-dive.md | cedar-sage | 118 |
05-services-catalog.md | lumen | 104 |
03-brand-and-voice.md | lumen | 93 |
STATS.md | cedar-sage | 81 |
12-faq-and-objections.md | lumen | 77 |
06a-customer-voice.md | cedar-sage | 64 |
fieldbrook-roster-law.md | agency | 41 |
vault_usage_report.
The commercial tier is excluded from this page unconditionally: not gated, excluded.