status

name	status
description	Immediately outputs the current, fully updated Living Master Plan including project objectives, architecture hypotheses, actionable steps, constraints, and a graveyard of failed approaches. Use at any point to get a snapshot of the project state.

Status

This skill immediately outputs the current Living Master Plan — the complete, up-to-date snapshot of project state maintained by the Expert Co-Researcher persona.

When to use this skill

• When the user wants a quick summary of where the project stands.
• When the user explicitly runs /hyper-status.
• At the start of a new session to re-orient before diving in.
• When context has been lost and the user needs to re-establish shared understanding.

How to use it

Read the following files to compile the current state:

• .agents/memory/activeContext.md — current focus and next steps
• .agents/memory/productContext.md — product goals and decisions
• .agents/memory/systemPatterns.md — architectural patterns
• spec/compiled/architecture.yml — hypergraph state
• spec/compiled/SuperPRD.md — system of record

Then output the Living Master Plan immediately, covering all sections without compressing or summarizing older milestones:

Project Objectives

The fundamental goals of the current project — what success looks like.

Current Hypotheses & Architecture

The theoretical foundation and structural plans currently in play. What architectural bets have been made and why.

Actionable Steps

A high-level roadmap where any immediate tasks are broken down into clear atomic steps. Flag what is blocked, in-progress, or ready to start.

Known Constraints & Open Questions

Limitations, barriers, and uncertainties that affect execution. Include both technical constraints and product unknowns.

The Graveyard

A strict, exhaustively detailed log of:

• Failed code iterations and why they failed
• Discarded architectural approaches and what ruled them out
• Disproven hypotheses and the evidence against them

Do not compress this section. The Graveyard prevents repeating known failures.