project-status

To get a quick project status check, you can generate a compact snapshot that detects the last activity, computes cadence, and extracts blockers and open commitments to recommend the next concrete action.

To determine whether to continue, revive, or close an active project, you compute its cadence and last-activity detection to derive a recommended state like active, stalled, or blocked for a focused decision.

A decision-grade project status snapshot is a compact self-check for operators that identifies current state, blockers, and next actions. You need one for on-demand checks, weekly planning, or quick status inquiries before discussion.

Yes, you can use this for weekly planning and quick inquiries where project state is needed. It applies to on-demand project checks to determine whether to continue, revive, close, or hand off a project.

The best way to extract the next concrete action is to derive it directly from CLAUDE.md and MEMORY.md files, which provide the context needed to identify open commitments and suggest a recommended project state.

This generates a self-check for the operator, not a stakeholder report. It produces a compact, decision-grade snapshot designed for fast, actionable visibility into a single project's health and trajectory.