project-status

To check runtime agent status and workflow phase, run the skill to read the local SQLite database and CLI session metadata. It cross-references the live cmux tree to report the active phase (PRD, Agents, or Deployed) and running agent states.

The best way to track project progress is reading the .claude/project.db SQLite database to determine the active workflow phase. It performs legacy schema migrations if needed and prints a structured status overview across PRD, agent design, and deployment phases.

Yes, the project status monitor works with legacy schemas by performing automatic migrations when reading .claude/project.db. It ensures compatibility by migrating the stored data before cross-referencing it with the live cmux workspace tree.

Yes, you can monitor deployed agent state and configured agents across any project phase. The tool applies across PRD, agent design, and deployment phases to determine the active phase, identify configured agents, and check the deployed state.

A project status check may show a different phase because it optionally compares the live workspace tree against stored surfaces in the SQLite database. Discrepancies occur when local files and saved CLI session metadata are not synchronized.

No, a running cmux session is not strictly needed to check agent health and workflow phase. The skill reads saved CLI session metadata and the local SQLite database, but optionally performs live runtime checks inside cmux for real-time status.