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Check the health of your Repowise index — sync state, page counts, provider, and token usage.
> /plugin marketplace add repowise-dev/repowise> /plugin install repowise@repowise
description: Check the health of your Repowise index — sync state, page counts, provider, and token usage. allowed-tools: Bash(repowise status:*), Read disable-model-invocation: true
Check if Repowise is set up for this project and report its health.
1. Check if `.repowise/` directory exists in the project root. If not: "This repo isn't indexed yet. Run `/repowise:init` to set it up."
2. Run: `repowise status`
3. The command outputs two tables:
4. Present the results to the user in a readable summary.
5. If pages exist but no provider is shown, the wiki is template-rendered. Tell the user: "Your wiki is rendered from structure. Run `repowise generate` to upgrade any subset to model-written prose." If total pages is 0, the run did not finish, so suggest `repowise init --resume`.
6. If the user provides arguments like "$ARGUMENTS", check if they're asking for a specific path and pass it: `repowise status $ARGUMENTS`
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Ask a codebase question and get a cited, synthesised answer with a confidence rating (costs an LLM call).
Triage card for files, modules, or symbols — layer, hotspot, fix history, freshness (relationships, not source bytes).
Ingest or inspect test-coverage reports (LCOV, Cobertura, Clover, Go cover profiles, JaCoCo, Salesforce Apex JSON, or repowise…
Report unreachable files, unused exports, and zombie packages, tiered by confidence.
Work with architectural decisions; list, check health, record, pin, or put background records in force.
Diagnose the Repowise setup — install, API keys, index/store drift — and optionally repair it.
Implement tasks incrementally — build, test, verify, commit. Add "auto" to run the whole plan in one approved pass.