context-status

To get a repository status and session handoff summary, you can trigger an informational report that executes git status, reads recent plan and session log files, and outputs the active plan, known blockers, and next steps.

Checking active plan progress and workflow blockers is done by reading recent plan and session log files from specified directories to report current branch changes, known blockers, and recommended follow-up actions.

Yes, you can review recent git branch changes and session logs without modifying files, as this process only executes read-only git status commands and reads existing plan and session log files to generate an informational report.

Finding next steps and blocking information requires reading the most recent plans and session logs, which details any known blockers and recommends follow-up actions based on the current repository state.

Generating a workflow overview report requires no special dependencies or components, allowing you to directly summarize the current repository state and active plan details without additional environment setup.