What problem does it solve? When working on an Archflow-managed project, it is easy to lose track of where the project stands: which phase is active, which release is in progress, and which command to run next. This Skill reads the project's state files and gives an instant status summary plus a menu of available commands. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Project Status Report: Reads .archflow/current-phase.yaml and .archflow/project-settings.yaml to report the current phase, project type, ceremony mode (quick or full), design system, and active release progress (stories done vs total). - Blocking Issue Surfacing: Lists any stories in the active release with open, blocking-severity issues so review findings are never silently missed. - Command Directory: Prints the full list of Archflow commands (init, onboard, groom, feature, autopilot, design, contract, doctor, and more) with one-line descriptions so you always know what to run next. - Use Case: You return to a project after a week away and cannot remember where work left off. Run the status command to see the active release is 4 of 7 stories done, one story has a blocking issue, and the next sensible step is to groom the remaining backlog story. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to run /archflow-status to show the current phase, active release progress, and what to run next.
