status

Generate a quick project status summary by reading the active DevSecOps session's status.json and recent chat history. This produces a concise six-line report covering the current phase, active agents, blockers, and recent activity for standups or stakeholder updates.

Tracking DevSecOps project blockers during incident reviews is done by surfacing active session data into a terse summary. It identifies current blockers from recent project activity and suggests escalation if critical issues exist.

Get a concise development status update directly in chat without opening artifacts. The skill processes the active DevSecOps Agency session data to output a portable, chat-ready report replacing long narrative updates.

The project tracking summary works entirely without external dependencies. It relies on the active DevSecOps Agency session context, specifically reading the status.json file and the last five chat entries to build its report.

A DevSecOps session status report includes the current project phase, active agents, existing blockers, and recent activity. It synthesizes this data into a six-line summary to inform decisions during executive briefings or incident reviews.

Escalate blockers when the project status summary detects and highlights them in the active DevSecOps session. The summary automatically suggests escalation if critical blockers are present in the recent session activity.