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Use to check current task state, view decision history, browse knowledge base statistics, or resume from a checkpoint
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Based on SOC occupation classification
Use after implementation to run independent code review - dispatches reviewer agents based on task level, ensures author-reviewer separation
Use for the L2+ browser-QA gate. Real-browser mode (Playwright Chromium) is opt-in (--browse / SGC_QA_REAL=1); by default runs a stub returning concern (never rubber-stamps). Writes verdict + findings to reviews/{task}/qa/.
Use when starting any conversation - establishes SGC commands, routes tasks to appropriate skills, and enforces system invariants
Use to capture knowledge from solved problems - extracts structured solution documents via 4 specialized agents with dedup enforcement
Use when requirements are unclear, before planning - clarifies goals, constraints, and acceptance criteria through structured questioning
Use when starting any non-trivial task - classifies task level (L0-L3), runs appropriate planning agents, produces intent document and execution plan
| name | status |
| description | Use to check current task state, view decision history, browse knowledge base statistics, or resume from a checkpoint |
Read-only summary of the current .sgc/ state: active task, level, last activity.
Core principle: know where you are before deciding where to go.
/status to check current state| Directory | Access |
|---|---|
| decisions | R |
| progress | R |
| solutions | R |
| reviews | R |
Read-only across the board (the only write is progress/handoff.md on explicit session end).
sgc status dispatched in src/sgc.ts → reads progress/current-task.md + progress/feature-list.md via src/dispatcher/state.tsWhen this skill is invoked, dispatch to the sgc CLI:
bun src/sgc.ts status
For richer views (reviews per task, knowledge-base stats), read the files directly — status intentionally stays minimal and fast.
No delegation — read-only command. Use /plan, /work, /review etc. to take action.