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Install it first:

```bash
$ gem install est
```

Run it locally and read its output:

```bash
$ est --help
```

Every estimate should be in its own file, with `.est` extension (YAML format).
Here is an example of an estimate file `simple.est` for a simple web app:

```yaml
date: 19-12-2014
author: Yegor Bugayenko
method: champions.pert
scope:
  1: basic Sinatra scaffolding
  2: front-end HAML files
  3: SASS stylesheet
  4: five model classes with unit tests
  5: PostgreSQL migrations
  6: Cucumber tests for PostgreSQL
  7: Capybara tests for HTML front
  8: CasperJS tests
  9: achieve 80% test coverage
champions:
  7:
    worst-case: 40
    best-case: 10
    most-likely: 18
  4:
    worst-case: 30
    best-case: 8
    most-likely: 16
```

All estimates found in a directory will be combined and a final
project estimate will be produced:

```bash
$ est --dir=./est
Estimate: 90 hours
Accuracy (%): +300/-45
Precision (%): 6.5
```

Version data entries

3 entries across 3 versions & 1 rubygems

Version	Path
est-0.3	README.md
est-0.2.1	README.md
est-0.2	README.md