status

To check your current pipeline stage and available artifacts, run the /status command. It reads the session-state file to print your active stage, existing artifacts, and next valid commands without modifying any files.

Drift detection for pipeline artifacts works by hashing current files and comparing them to stored hashes in the session-state. It surfaces drift warnings when manual edits are detected, ensuring an audit-friendly snapshot of project progress.

Yes, you can get a read-only snapshot of session state without modifying files by using the /status command. It safely validates drift and provides an audit-friendly view of pipeline progress without writing any changes.

To find what commands are valid for your current pipeline stage, the /status command reads your session-state and prints the forthcoming commands available based on your active project foundations progress.

Pipeline status checking requires no dependencies or components. It operates by directly reading the session-memory file to determine the active stage, available artifacts, and next valid commands for drift warnings.