status

Report active Synapsys domains with their signals and metadata.

Updated Feb 25, 2026

Search Tags:#signal tracking #memory injection #domain reporting #Synapsys #active domains

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npx skills add https://github.com/thomfilg/ai-plugin-work --skill status-thomfilg

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Skill: status
Source: https://github.com/thomfilg/ai-plugin-work/tree/main/plugins/synapsys/skills/status
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/thomfilg/ai-plugin-work --skill status-thomfilg

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill reports the live active domains within the Synapsys system, enabling users to understand the current state of triggered domains and their corresponding signals.

Core Features & Use Cases

Active Domain Reporting: List each active root and leaf domain with associated signals, including regex matches or sticky-carry information.
Session ID & Prompt Matching: Allows filtering by session ID and prompt text for targeted domain tracking.
Output Customization: Option for machine-readable JSON output with the --json flag.
Use Case: When a user needs to inspect the active domains that triggered memory injections or understand why a certain memory fire occurred.

Quick Start

Get the status of active domains with status --session-id=12345 --prompt="user's query".

Frequently Asked Questions about status

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I view live active Synapsys domains for debugging memory injection?▼

View live active Synapsys domains by running the status command, which reports real-time root and leaf domains with associated signals, regex matches, and sticky-carry information for debugging memory injections.

Can I filter active domain reporting by session ID and prompt text?▼

You can filter active domain reporting by passing the --session-id and --prompt flags, enabling targeted domain tracking to understand why a specific memory fire occurred during a particular user query.

How do I get machine-readable JSON output for active Synapsys domain signals?▼

Get machine-readable JSON output for active Synapsys domain signals by appending the --json flag to the status command, formatting the domain reporting data for automated parsing and system auditing.

What do I need to inspect triggered domains and understand memory fires in Synapsys?▼

To inspect triggered domains and understand memory fires in Synapsys, you need an execution environment with access to Synapsys state and sticky state files to successfully report the live active domains.

Why does a certain memory fire occur in Synapsys and how can I trace it?▼

A memory fire occurs when specific domains trigger matches. Trace it by inspecting the active domains reporting their regex matches and sticky-carry information, allowing you to audit the exact signals that caused the injection.

Does the Synapsys domain status tool require any external dependencies?▼

The Synapsys domain status tool requires no external dependencies, operating solely through scripts to access Synapsys state and sticky state files for real-time active domain reporting and session tracing.