| name | status |
| description | This skill should be used when the user runs "/waystone:status" in Claude Code or "$waystone:status" in Codex, asks "what's the status across my projects", "show the project dashboard", "which tasks are active/blocked", or wants a cross-project overview of branches, rounds, and task progress. |
| argument-hint | [project-name] (optional filter) |
| allowed-tools | ["Bash","Read"] |
waystone: status
Host contract
- Claude Code: invoke
/waystone:status; assign $CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT to
WAYSTONE_PLUGIN_ROOT, then run command examples with waystone from PATH.
- Codex: invoke
$waystone:status; from this skill's directory walk up two parents, assign that
absolute path to WAYSTONE_PLUGIN_ROOT, then run command examples with
$WAYSTONE_PLUGIN_ROOT/bin/waystone-codex.
- Resolve plugin resources from
$WAYSTONE_PLUGIN_ROOT. Ask required choices through the host's native
user-interaction mechanism; never require a specifically named question tool.
Show the cross-project dashboard. Zero-LLM rendering: run the script, relay its output.
waystone status
waystone status --project <name>
Relay the output verbatim in a code block (it is pre-formatted). Add at most 1–3 sentences
in the user's configured language only when something needs flagging: blocked tasks whose
dependencies are all done (stale blocked status), projects with ✗ path missing, or
pending decision/... tasks awaiting the user. Otherwise add nothing.
Projects appear here after /waystone:init in Claude Code or $waystone:init in Codex registers
them. Projects without a local
clone on this machine can be tracked remotely: add { "name": "...", "repo": "owner/name" }
to the host registry (~/.claude/waystone/projects.json or ~/.codex/waystone/projects.json)
and the dashboard fetches their tasks.yaml via
gh api (default branch). Each project's visual dependency graph is its ROADMAP.md
(rendered by GitHub as Mermaid).
