status

name	status
description	Show rule coverage dashboard with feature table

Show rule coverage across all features. Always outputs a consistent table followed by a summary line and dashboard link.

Usage

purlin:status                   Show all features
purlin:status --role <role>     Filter by role (pm, dev, qa)

Step 1 — Call sync_status

sync_status(role: <from argument, optional>)

Step 2 — Feature Table (mandatory)

Always display a table with three columns: Feature, Coverage, and Status. Every feature and anchor must appear in this table, sorted by status (PARTIAL first, then PASSING, then VERIFIED). Anchors are labeled with (anchor) after the name.

  Feature                              Coverage   Status
  ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
  purlin_report                           12/41   PARTIAL
  schema_spec_format (anchor)              7/8    PARTIAL
  sync_status                             38/41   PARTIAL
  config_engine                           15/15   PASSING
  dashboard_visual (anchor)               11/11   PASSING
  e2e_audit_cache_pipeline                15/15   PASSING
  skill_find                               4/4    VERIFIED
  skill_build                              7/7    VERIFIED
  security_no_dangerous_patterns (anchor)  5/5    VERIFIED

Coverage format is proved/total rules. The table must include every feature and anchor — never omit rows or collapse them into a summary.

Do NOT print the per-feature detail breakdown (individual RULE/PROOF lines and → directives) in the table output. The table is a dashboard overview. If the user wants detail on a specific feature, they can use purlin:find <name>.

Step 3 — Summary Line

After the table, print a one-line summary:

Summary: 42 features | 10 VERIFIED | 20 PASSING | 6 PARTIAL | 3 FAILING | 3 UNTESTED

Step 4 — Dashboard Link

If purlin-report.html exists at the project root, print the clickable link:

Dashboard: file://<absolute-path-to-project>/purlin-report.html

Check for the file with a glob or ls before printing. If the file does not exist, skip this line.

Status Definitions

Status	Meaning
VERIFIED	All rules proved + verification receipt matches
PASSING	All rules proved, no receipt yet
PARTIAL	Some rules proved, none failing — more tests needed
FAILING	Any proof has status FAIL
UNTESTED	No proofs at all

The progression is: UNTESTED → PARTIAL → PASSING → VERIFIED.