list-product-state

To generate a product status snapshot, provide a local features.yaml file as input and ask for the product status in plain language. The Skill renders a deterministic hierarchical tree showing domain, capability, and feature-level statuses without network calls.

A hierarchical feature tree for product status reporting maps domains to capabilities and features in YAML document order. It displays each feature's ID, description, and verbatim status, providing a read-only snapshot of built-vs-planned progress.

Yes, you can query SDLC progress using natural language from a YAML catalog. The Skill accepts plain language status queries and renders deterministic results based solely on the local features.yaml input and local rules, requiring no network inference.

Product status rendering works entirely offline without external network access. It uses only the provided features.yaml input and local template files to produce a deterministic domain-to-feature status tree, ensuring catalog-only accuracy.

Missing or unknown statuses in the feature catalog output are explicitly marked as [unknown]. The Skill renders verbatim bracketed per-feature status from the YAML input, preserving catalog order and including issue links only when provided.

The best way to view built versus planned features is to query the product status from your features.yaml file. The Skill renders a hierarchical tree showing each feature's verbatim status, allowing you to instantly see current SDLC progress.