Writing Insights

Post counts, tag frequencies, and word-list votes from published Markdown. Each number is a count or a score from a formula in this repo.

129
Posts
148,901
Words (Σ bodies)
70
Growth-tagged / keyword
52
High lexical “intensity”

Posts per month

Posts whose pubDate falls in that calendar month.

Posts Published Per Month

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Top tags by post count

How many posts have this tag in frontmatter.

Top 10 Tags by Frequency

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Recent cadence snapshot

Consecutive posts with 7 days or less between them. Full streak and gap lists are on thecadence page.

3
This calendar month
7
Current streak length
17
Longest streak

Sentiment & consistency

Each post is assigned one bucket: the word list with the most hits. Neutral is a list of thinking-verbs. Mixed means no list won. Grades below turn those scores into letters.

Sentiment buckets

One bucket per post.

Positive34
Negative18
Neutral24
Mixed53

Consistency scores

Regularity: how even the days-between-posts are. Topic consistency: share of posts with the most-used tag. Length variance: spread of word counts; the letter on the right is inverted, so a tighter spread is a higher letter.

MetricScoreGrade
Posting regularity0/100F
Topic consistency33/100F
Length variance index100/100F (inverse)

What the grades mean for this set

Score on the formula, and the cutoff that formula uses for an A (93 or higher).

  1. Posting regularityF0/100

    This set: These notes average 12 days between posts, but gaps run 0–399 days (variance 1487). The grade is 100 minus that variance / 10, so this set is F. Uneven calendars look “worse” even if the average pace is fine.

    An A: An A (93+) needs gap variance ≤ 70. Keep gaps clustered around the same interval — not more posts, just a steadier metronome.

  2. Topic consistencyF33/100

    This set: “cooking” is on 42 of 129 posts (33%). The grade is that share, so this set is F. High is concentration, not a quality prize — the flags below may call the same number over-focus.

    An A: An A (93+) would mean one tag on about 120+ of these 129 posts. Most mixed corpora will never see it, and that is fine.

  3. Length stabilityF0/100

    This set: Bodies run 79–12,328 words (avg 1,154). Word-count variance maps to index 100/100; the dashboard inverts that to 0/100, so this set is F. Mixed short notes and long essays will look “unstable.” That is length, not quality.

    An A: An A (93+) means inverted variance ≥ 93, so the variance index is ≤ 7. Posts would need to stay in a tight word-count band. A corpus that mixes notes and essays is not supposed to.

Outside config cutoffs

Values that sit outside the thresholds in BRAIN_SCIENCE_CONFIG.

Posting InconsistencyFrequency 100%
high
Content Quality VarianceFrequency 100%
high

Targets vs current (benchmarks)

Monthly Posting Rate2.5 / 4
Gap 1.5
Average Post Length1154 / 800
Gap 0.0
Topic Diversity104 / 15
Gap 0.0
Balanced Sentiment19 / 40
Gap 21.4

Tag share (top 10)

Bar length is relative to the tag with the most posts in this list.

cooking
42
food
41
recipes
39
puerto-rico
22
parenting
19
technology
18
authenticity
15
children
14
family
13
values
12

Maslow-style categories (tag rules)

If a post has any tag from the list, it counts once in that row. The same post can count in more than one row.

Physiological Needs
35%
Safety & Security
21%
Love & Belonging
56%
Esteem & Achievement
19%
Self-Actualization
50%
Transcendence
26%