One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Cain-Ish/claude-code-plugin --skill status-cain-ish
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Skill: status
Source: https://github.com/Cain-Ish/claude-code-plugin/tree/main/skills/status
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Cain-Ish/claude-code-plugin --skill status-cain-ish

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

It removes uncertainty about whether second-brain memory and wiki data are present, sized correctly, and ready to work by summarizing the hot-tier and cold-tier health in one compact view.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Hot-tier health: reports byte sizes for USER.md and the active project’s PROJECT.md plus the combined hot-tier cap check.
  • Project registry check: counts entries in projects.jsonl and flags when the active slug is missing (likely setup needed).
  • Wiki health signals: provides wiki page counts per category plus index.md presence, and optionally validation/dream/persona signals when available.
  • Operational readiness: surfaces pending PROJECT.md update flags and shows native auto-memory coordination state for consistency.
  • Runtime verification: runs the plugin’s verify.sh smoke checks so broken/missing state is detected immediately.

Quick Start

Ask the system to run /second-brain:status to display the current hot-tier and wiki health dashboard.

Frequently Asked Questions about status

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I check second-brain memory health and wiki status?

Check second-brain memory health by running a status dashboard that measures USER.md and active PROJECT.md file sizes, counts registered projects in projects.jsonl, and summarizes wiki page counts and index.md presence.

What does a memory health dashboard report for a local knowledge base?

A memory health dashboard reports hot-tier byte sizes for USER.md and active PROJECT.md, verifies the combined hot-tier cap, counts project registry entries, and provides wiki page counts per category with index validation.

How do I validate my wiki indexing and project registry setup?

Validate wiki indexing and project registry setup by running scripts/verify.sh smoke checks, which detect broken or missing state, flag missing active slugs in projects.jsonl, and confirm index.md presence across wiki categories.

Can I use filesystem metrics to diagnose operational readiness for a second brain?

Yes, filesystem metrics diagnose operational readiness by inspecting USER.md and PROJECT.md byte sizes to ensure the memory writer state remains small enough to load, while surfacing pending update flags and auto-memory coordination state.

What should I do when my second-brain status dashboard flags a missing active project slug?

When a status dashboard flags a missing active project slug in the projects.jsonl registry, it indicates setup is likely needed and you should register the active project to restore hot-tier and wiki consistency.

Does the second-brain status check require knowledge-base tools to run?

The status check requires bash-driven filesystem inspection for core metrics, while optionally using mcp__knowledge-base__knowledge_stats and mcp__knowledge-base__persona_stats tools to provide additional validation, dream, and persona signals.