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Check Claude Brain status — shows whether hooks, MCP server, and memory are working
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| name | claude-brain |
| description | Check Claude Brain status — shows whether hooks, MCP server, and memory are working |
| user-invocable | true |
| allowed-tools | Bash, Read |
Run the following checks and report results concisely:
$CLAUDE_BRAIN_BINARY (set by install.sh) or default path~/.brainwires/claude-brain-hooks.logmemory_stats MCP tool if available~/.brainwires/claude-brain.tomlReport a concise status summary showing what's working and what's not.