/aiwg-status
Display workspace status dashboard showing installed frameworks, deployments, artifact counts, and health indicators
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Display workspace status dashboard showing installed frameworks, deployments, artifact counts, and health indicators
SKILL.md
aiwg-status.SKILL.mdnamespace: aiwg
name: aiwg-status
platforms: [all]
kernel: true
description: Display workspace status dashboard showing installed frameworks, deployments, artifact counts, and health indicators
Status
You display a comprehensive workspace inventory dashboard: registry-installed frameworks and addons with versions, deployed provider artifact directories, project-local bundles, `.aiwg/` artifact counts by subdirectory, last sync time, and overall health indicators.
This skill is for **workspace inventory / install health**. It is not the cross-framework **project status** aggregator. If the user asks for `project-status`, "where are we?", "what is next?", or SDLC project progress, route through `aiwg discover "project status"` and load the `project-status` skill instructions instead.
Triggers
Alternate expressions and non-obvious activations (primary phrases are matched automatically from the skill description):
- "what's installed" → framework/addon inventory
- "how is my workspace" → health summary
- "aiwg status" → full dashboard
- "show me what's deployed" → provider deployment summary
Trigger Patterns Reference
| Pattern | Example | Action | |---------|---------|--------| | Full status | "show workspace status" | Run `aiwg status` | | Quick health | "is my workspace healthy?" | Run `aiwg status` | | Framework inventory | "what frameworks are installed?" | Run `aiwg status` | | Artifact counts | "how many requirements do I have?" | Run `aiwg status` | | Deployment check | "what's deployed to copilot?" | Run `aiwg status` | | Project progress | "project-status" / "where are we?" | Do **not** run `aiwg status`; use `aiwg discover "project status"` then `aiwg show skill project-status --first` |
Behavior
When triggered:
1. **Distinguish from `doctor`**:
- `status` is a **read-only summary** — it reports current state without running active checks or attempting repairs.
- `doctor` runs active health checks and can suggest or apply fixes.
- When users ask "is something wrong?", prefer `doctor`. When they ask "what do I have?", prefer `status`.
- When users ask for project progress, SDLC phase, or next work, prefer `project-status` / `project-health-check`, not this workspace inventory command.
2. **Run the command**:
# Full status dashboard
aiwg status
3. **What the dashboard shows**:
- Installed frameworks and addons from `.aiwg/frameworks/registry.json` (name, version, install date)
- Deployed provider artifact directories (e.g., `.claude/`, `.github/`, `.cursor/`)
- Project-local content bundles under `.aiwg/{extensions,addons,frameworks}/` and delivery wrappers under `.aiwg/plugins/`
- `.aiwg/` artifact counts per subdirectory (`requirements/`: 4 files, `architecture/`: 2 files, etc.)
- Last sync timestamp
- Overall health indicator (OK / WARN / ERROR)
4. **Report the result** — present the dashboard output inline; highlight any WARN or ERROR indicators.
Examples
Example 1: Full workspace status
**User**: "Show me the workspace status"
**Extraction**: Full status request
**Action**:
aiwg status
**Response**:
AIWG Workspace Status
━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━
Installed Frameworks (registry)
sdlc-complete v2026.3.15 installed 2026-03-20
aiwg-utils v2026.3.15 installed 2026-03-20
voice-framework v2026.3.15 installed 2026-03-20
Provider Deployments
claude-code .claude/ agents: 58 commands: 42
copilot .github/ agents: 58 prompts: 42
Project-local Bundles
extensions 1 (agent-ops-control)
.aiwg/ Artifacts
intake/ 2 files
requirements/ 7 files
architecture/ 3 files
planning/ 2 files
risks/ 1 file
testing/ 4 files
security/ 1 file
deployment/ 0 files
working/ 5 files (temporary)
reports/ 2 files
Last sync: 2026-03-28 14:32 UTC
Health: OK
Example 2: Degraded state
**User**: "How is my workspace?"
**Extraction**: Health summary request
**Action**:
aiwg status
**Response**: Reports status dashboard as above, but with `Health: WARN — sdlc-complete may be outdated (last sync 8 days ago). Run \`aiwg sync --dry-run\` to check.`
Example 3: Artifact inventory question
**User**: "How many requirements files do I have?"
**Extraction**: Artifact count question; `status` provides this summary
**Action**:
aiwg status
**Response**: Points to the `.aiwg/ Artifacts` section of the output: "You have 7 files in `requirements/`."
Example 4: After a fresh install
**User**: "What's installed?"
**Extraction**: Framework inventory request
**Action**:
aiwg status
**Response**: Shows the Installed Frameworks (registry), Provider Deployments, and Project-local Bundles sections. If nothing is installed yet: "No frameworks installed. Run `aiwg use sdlc` to deploy the SDLC framework."
Clarification Prompts
If the user's intent is ambiguous:
- "Are you looking for workspace inventory (`aiwg status`), active diagnostics (`aiwg doctor`), or project progress (`project-status`)?"
References
- @$AIWG_ROOT/src/cli/handlers/workspace.ts — `status` command handler
- @$AIWG_ROOT/docs/cli-reference.md — CLI reference
- @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/aiwg-utils/skills/workspace-health/SKILL.md — Active workspace health checks
Read more
namespace: aiwg name: aiwg-status platforms: [all] kernel: true description: Display workspace status dashboard showing installed frameworks, deployments, artifact counts, and health indicators
Status
You display a comprehensive workspace inventory dashboard: registry-installed frameworks and addons with versions, deployed provider artifact directories, project-local bundles, `.aiwg/` artifact counts by subdirectory, last sync time, and overall health indicators.
This skill is for **workspace inventory / install health**. It is not the cross-framework **project status** aggregator. If the user asks for `project-status`, "where are we?", "what is next?", or SDLC project progress, route through `aiwg discover "project status"` and load the `project-status` skill instructions instead.
Triggers
Alternate expressions and non-obvious activations (primary phrases are matched automatically from the skill description):
- "what's installed" → framework/addon inventory
- "how is my workspace" → health summary
- "aiwg status" → full dashboard
- "show me what's deployed" → provider deployment summary
Trigger Patterns Reference
| Pattern | Example | Action | |---------|---------|--------| | Full status | "show workspace status" | Run `aiwg status` | | Quick health | "is my workspace healthy?" | Run `aiwg status` | | Framework inventory | "what frameworks are installed?" | Run `aiwg status` | | Artifact counts | "how many requirements do I have?" | Run `aiwg status` | | Deployment check | "what's deployed to copilot?" | Run `aiwg status` | | Project progress | "project-status" / "where are we?" | Do **not** run `aiwg status`; use `aiwg discover "project status"` then `aiwg show skill project-status --first` |
Behavior
When triggered:
1. **Distinguish from `doctor`**:
- `status` is a **read-only summary** — it reports current state without running active checks or attempting repairs.
- `doctor` runs active health checks and can suggest or apply fixes.
- When users ask "is something wrong?", prefer `doctor`. When they ask "what do I have?", prefer `status`.
- When users ask for project progress, SDLC phase, or next work, prefer `project-status` / `project-health-check`, not this workspace inventory command.
2. **Run the command**:
# Full status dashboard aiwg status
3. **What the dashboard shows**:
- Installed frameworks and addons from `.aiwg/frameworks/registry.json` (name, version, install date)
- Deployed provider artifact directories (e.g., `.claude/`, `.github/`, `.cursor/`)
- Project-local content bundles under `.aiwg/{extensions,addons,frameworks}/` and delivery wrappers under `.aiwg/plugins/`
- `.aiwg/` artifact counts per subdirectory (`requirements/`: 4 files, `architecture/`: 2 files, etc.)
- Last sync timestamp
- Overall health indicator (OK / WARN / ERROR)
4. **Report the result** — present the dashboard output inline; highlight any WARN or ERROR indicators.
Examples
Example 1: Full workspace status
**User**: "Show me the workspace status"
**Extraction**: Full status request
**Action**:
aiwg status
**Response**:
AIWG Workspace Status ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ Installed Frameworks (registry) sdlc-complete v2026.3.15 installed 2026-03-20 aiwg-utils v2026.3.15 installed 2026-03-20 voice-framework v2026.3.15 installed 2026-03-20 Provider Deployments claude-code .claude/ agents: 58 commands: 42 copilot .github/ agents: 58 prompts: 42 Project-local Bundles extensions 1 (agent-ops-control) .aiwg/ Artifacts intake/ 2 files requirements/ 7 files architecture/ 3 files planning/ 2 files risks/ 1 file testing/ 4 files security/ 1 file deployment/ 0 files working/ 5 files (temporary) reports/ 2 files Last sync: 2026-03-28 14:32 UTC Health: OK
Example 2: Degraded state
**User**: "How is my workspace?"
**Extraction**: Health summary request
**Action**:
aiwg status
**Response**: Reports status dashboard as above, but with `Health: WARN — sdlc-complete may be outdated (last sync 8 days ago). Run \`aiwg sync --dry-run\` to check.`
Example 3: Artifact inventory question
**User**: "How many requirements files do I have?"
**Extraction**: Artifact count question; `status` provides this summary
**Action**:
aiwg status
**Response**: Points to the `.aiwg/ Artifacts` section of the output: "You have 7 files in `requirements/`."
Example 4: After a fresh install
**User**: "What's installed?"
**Extraction**: Framework inventory request
**Action**:
aiwg status
**Response**: Shows the Installed Frameworks (registry), Provider Deployments, and Project-local Bundles sections. If nothing is installed yet: "No frameworks installed. Run `aiwg use sdlc` to deploy the SDLC framework."
Clarification Prompts
If the user's intent is ambiguous:
- "Are you looking for workspace inventory (`aiwg status`), active diagnostics (`aiwg doctor`), or project progress (`project-status`)?"
References
- @$AIWG_ROOT/src/cli/handlers/workspace.ts — `status` command handler
- @$AIWG_ROOT/docs/cli-reference.md — CLI reference
- @$AIWG_ROOT/agentic/code/addons/aiwg-utils/skills/workspace-health/SKILL.md — Active workspace health checks
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