smoke-test

Run post-session health checks to verify project readiness by executing deterministic shell commands that test git status, import integrity, key files, and memory state. The process outputs a concise pass/fail summary detailing specific failures.

A post-session health check is an automated verification process that confirms a development repository is in a working state. It validates git cleanliness, import integrity, passing tests, key files, and memory state to prevent mid-work interruptions.

You need to run post-session health checks immediately after a session starts or following major changes to a development repository. This timing ensures you detect issues like merge conflicts or broken imports before continuing work.

Yes, the session health check detects broken imports and merge conflicts. It runs eight automated checks covering git status verification, installer sanity checks, structure validation, and memory state to ensure project consistency across environments.

Project readiness checks fail after major changes when the automated shell commands detect uncommitted git status, broken import integrity, failing tests, missing key files, or inconsistent agent memory state. The summary provides specific details on the failure.