watch

Watch cli-dispatch session: $ARGUMENTS

Show the compact status of the given session. Cost-conscious rule: only the small status.json (+ the last ~15 lines of progress.log) is read — the raw transcript.jsonl is NEVER read, and it is not tailed repeatedly in a tight loop. When monitoring a background run, call this ONCE per orchestration step.

SID="$ARGUMENTS"
if [ -z "$SID" ]; then
  echo "usage: /cli-dispatch:watch <session-id>"
  echo "tip:   /cli-dispatch:sessions  to list session ids"
  exit 1
fi
ROOT="${CLI_DISPATCH_SESSIONS_DIR:-${CLAUDE_DS_SESSIONS_DIR:-}}"; [ -n "$ROOT" ] || { _c="${XDG_CACHE_HOME:-$HOME/.cache}"; ROOT="$_c/cli-dispatch/sessions"; [ -d "$ROOT" ] || [ ! -d "$_c/claude-ds/sessions" ] || ROOT="$_c/claude-ds/sessions"; }
DIR="$ROOT/$SID"
if [ ! -d "$DIR" ]; then
  echo "no such session: $SID  (use /cli-dispatch:sessions to list them)"
else
  echo "=== status.json ==="
  cat "$DIR/status.json"
  echo ""
  echo "=== progress.log (last 15 lines) ==="
  tail -n 15 "$DIR/progress.log" 2>/dev/null || echo "(no progress)"
fi

• state: running means the task is ongoing → check again later (not continuously).
• state: done → look at finalResultPreview; the full output is in transcript.jsonl (if needed).
• Continue the session: /cli-dispatch:resume <id> <follow-up> (auto-detects backend).