status

To monitor active OpenSpec AutoDev sessions, run the status dashboard to parse local .claude/sessions and optionally query a coordination server, displaying all active sessions and their file claims at a glance.

To detect file ownership conflicts during multi-user workflow coordination, use the status dashboard to view which files are claimed by which session, identifying potential overlaps to prevent conflicts across local and remote data sources.

Yes, you can track remote collaboration progress by parsing local .claude/sessions data and optionally querying a remote coordination server to filter sessions by activity and manage resource ownership across users.

The best way to clean up stale OpenSpec AutoDev sessions is to use the dashboard's built-in cleanup commands, which identify inactive sessions from local and remote coordination data and remove them to manage resource ownership.

Yes, multi-user session management works without a remote coordination server by relying solely on parsing local .claude/sessions data to enumerate active sessions, though querying a remote server provides enhanced conflict detection.