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View Self-Evolving Loop session status, history, and memory metrics
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| name | evolving-status |
| description | View Self-Evolving Loop session status, history, and memory metrics |
| user-invocable | true |
View status, history, and memory metrics for evolving-loop sessions.
# Current session status
/evolving-status
# Detailed view
/evolving-status --detailed
# View specific report
/evolving-status --report analysis
/evolving-status --report validation
/evolving-status --report decision
/evolving-status --report learning
/evolving-status --report patterns
# View event history
/evolving-status --history
# View skill evolution
/evolving-status --evolution
# View memory system
/evolving-status --memory
# View tool dependencies
/evolving-status --dependencies
Status: in_progress
Phase: EXECUTE
Iteration: 3 / 50
Started: 2026-01-14T12:00:00Z
Request: Build REST API with user authentication...
Skill Versions:
executor: v2
validator: v1
fixer: v1
Lifecycle Status:
executor: task-scoped
validator: task-scoped
fixer: task-scoped
Task Type: auth (pattern: auth)
Acceptance Criteria:
[x] AC-F1: GET /users endpoint
[x] AC-F2: POST /users endpoint
[ ] AC-F3: Input validation
| Flag | Description |
|---|---|
--detailed | Full JSON state |
--report <type> | View specific report |
--history | Last 20 events |
--evolution | Skill version history |
--memory | Memory system metrics |
--dependencies | Tool co-usage graph |
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