> In our interviews with users, a common theme that’s emerged is a desire to better understand how, exactly, AI can be integrated into daily life.

I don't want to integrate AI into daily life.

For most people, I guess it will say you need to take an English grammer course and draft your own email.

In claude code, there's a built-in skill `/insights` which gives you a report on how you've been using claude code and where you could improve.

This looks like mindless data tourism to me. I don't see much distinction between this and something like Spotify's annual "wrapped" feature. The information theoretical equivalent of junk food.

This reads very promotional, like an ad.

I just feel that any attempt of a service I use to summarize and analyze my interactions with it, whether it's the AI tool usage patterns or the music I listened to the most over the past year, makes me feel creepy and makes me want to use the service less. Imagine if your local grocery store came back to you saying that you ate this many chocolate bars over the year. Thanks, I know that you know that, but I don't want you to show me that you know that.

Interesting, I am not able to see it, and I have memory enabled.