status

Summarize autoimprove session state from state files and git worktree info.

Updated Aug 27, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/tokyo-megacorp/autoimprove --skill status-tokyo-megacorp
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Skill: status
Source: https://github.com/tokyo-megacorp/autoimprove/tree/main/skills/status
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/tokyo-megacorp/autoimprove --skill status-tokyo-megacorp

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill provides an instant overview of the current autoimprove session, including trust levels, active worktrees, stagnation, and proposal statuses.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Session Monitoring: Check trust tier, worktree activity, stagnation counters, and pending proposals.
  • Progress Tracking: See experiment counts, recent outcomes, and baseline updates to assess session health.
  • Use Case: Before starting a new autoimprove session, verify that no orphan worktrees exist and that trust levels are appropriate for your workload.

Quick Start

Use the status skill to get a snapshot of your autoimprove session's current state and readiness for new experiments.

Frequently Asked Questions about status

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I check autoimprove session status and worktree activity?

To check autoimprove session status, generate a snapshot summarizing trust tier, active worktrees, stagnation counters, and pending proposals. This report reads state files and git worktree info to inform your decisions before further automation.

What does trust tier mean in an autoimprove experiment?

Trust tier in an autoimprove experiment represents a confidence level used to assess session health. It is monitored alongside experiment counts and recent outcomes to determine readiness for new automation tasks.

How do I view pending proposals and baseline updates for my session?

To view pending proposals and baseline updates, compile a session state summary. This tracks experiment progress and recent outcomes, helping you verify no orphan worktrees exist before starting new experiments.

Can I detect stagnation in my git worktrees before starting new experiments?

Yes, you can detect stagnation in git worktrees by checking stagnation counters within a session state report. This identifies orphan worktrees and verifies trust levels are appropriate for your workload.