What problem does it solve? Configuring a CLI status line requires knowing the exact configuration schema, file paths, and payload format of the specific host CLI, and applying the wrong schema (such as the legacy Cursor JSON format) to a different host like Codex produces broken or ignored settings. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Host Identification: Identifies the target CLI and resolves its supported status-line configuration through current host documentation rather than assuming a fixed schema. - Schema-Aware Configuration: Uses the host's actual schema and resolved paths, explicitly avoiding the legacy Cursor JSON schema for Codex tasks. - Legacy Cursor Reference: Provides a detailed reference for Cursor-compatible hosts covering the statusLine config fields, stdin JSON payload schema, ANSI rendering, and example scripts. - Use Case: When asked to set up a status line showing model name and context usage, the Skill first determines whether the host is Codex or a Cursor-compatible CLI, then applies the correct configuration format and paths. ## Quick Start Configure a status line for my CLI that shows the current model name and context window usage percentage.
