worktrack-status-skill

To estimate worktrack state, observe the current worktrack scope using the Worktrack Contract, Plan/Task Queue, evidence outputs, and branch drift to generate a structured WorktrackStateEstimate. This provides state clarity before schedule, dispatch, or review decisions are made.

Branch drift detection compares branch divergence against baseline signals to assess readiness. It is needed during agent orchestration when evaluating evidence outputs and acceptance coverage to determine if a worktrack is ready for the next decision stage.

Assess queue and evidence alignment by checking freshness, acceptance coverage, and blocker status against the Worktrack Contract. The harness control loop uses this alignment evaluation to determine if inputs are valid or stale before proceeding.

Stop worktrack observation when inputs are missing, stale, or contradictory. Stop conditions must be enforced during state estimation to prevent invalid WorktrackStateEstimate generation when queue, contract, or evidence data fails readiness checks.

Yes, you can get recommended routing hints such as Decide, Recover, Close, or Verify while explicitly staying within the observe scope. The state estimate provides next-operator handoff recommendations without executing planning or dispatching actions.

Worktrack status estimation applies to recovery and closure contexts by evaluating evidence deltas and blocker status. It generates the WorktrackStateEstimate needed to clarify state before deciding whether to recover, verify, or close the worktrack.