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pudu-task-telemetry

Measure local AI task latency, token usage, errors and verified outcomes using Pudu AI hardware evidence and installed Ollama models. Use when comparing local task runs, choosing a local model for a bounded subtask, or recording reproducible task telemetry.

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# Pudu Task Telemetry

Use Pudu AI to inspect hardware and benchmark evidence, execute a bounded text
subtask through local Ollama, and report measurements with their provenance.
This skill captures its own local calls; it does not observe all activity or
change the model of the host assistant.

## 1. Diagnose

Locate this skill's `scripts/pudu-task.mjs` relative to this file. Examples assume
project installation under `.claude/skills/pudu-task-telemetry/`. Run from the
project root, or supply `--repo` explicitly.

```bash