status

Report Evolver health as a short checklist.

1. Proxy / MCP — call the evolver_status MCP tool (from the evolver-proxy server). If it returns status, show node_id, outbound_pending, inbound_pending, last_sync_at. If it errors, the Proxy is down — note it starts when you run evolver once in a git repo, and that the local memory hooks keep working regardless.

   Then translate the Proxy state into plain "are you connected?" language for the user — don't dump raw error JSON or internal terms like node_secret, stake, or hub_rotate:

   • If ~/.evomap/claim_url exists, the node is registered but not yet claimed. Tell the user to sign in to evomap.ai and open that URL to finish connecting — that's the only step, with no id or secret to find.

     [ -f ~/.evomap/claim_url ] && echo "not yet connected — sign in to evomap.ai and open: $(cat ~/.evomap/claim_url)" || echo "no pending claim link"
     

   • If a network call reports insufficient credits / HTTP 402, say plainly that the network features need credits (buy or subscribe at https://evomap.ai/pricing); local memory keeps working as usual.

2. Evolution memory — does the local graph exist and how many outcomes?

F=~/.evolver/memory/evolution/memory_graph.jsonl
[ -f "$F" ] && echo "memory graph: $F ($(wc -l < "$F" | tr -d ' ') outcomes)" || echo "no local evolution memory yet (appears after a session ends with changes in a git repo)"

1. This workspace's id — the forge-resistant scoping key (only in a git repo):

R=$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel 2>/dev/null); [ -n "$R" ] && { [ -f "$R/.evolver/workspace-id" ] && echo "workspace-id: present" || echo "workspace-id: not yet created"; } || echo "not a git repo — memory inactive here"

1. Full engine (optional) — is the @evomap/evolver CLI installed?

command -v evolver >/dev/null 2>&1 && evolver --version 2>/dev/null | head -1 || echo "evolver CLI not installed — hooks + MCP still work; 'npm i -g @evomap/evolver' unlocks /evolver:run etc."

Finish with one line on overall readiness.