swarm: Command for Claude Code

/status

Quick orientation command for session start or mid-session check-in. Answers "where am I?" in one shot.

Use --full for a complete session warmup (status + healthcheck + tests). Consolidates the former /warmup command.

Usage

/status [--full] [--skip-tests] [--research]

Examples:

• /status (quick orientation)
• /status --full (status + healthcheck + tests)
• /status --full --skip-tests (status + healthcheck, no tests)
• /status --research (standard status + research context)

Argument parsing

• --full: Run the complete warmup sequence (see Full Mode below)
• --skip-tests: Skip the test suite in --full mode
• --research: Append research context from the memory system (see Research Mode below)

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Default behavior

Run all of the following in parallel and present a single consolidated summary:

0. Session Detection (run first)

Detect worktree context:

git rev-parse --git-dir
git rev-parse --git-common-dir
git rev-parse --show-toplevel

If --git-dir and --git-common-dir resolve to different paths, this is a linked worktree. Extract the session identity from the worktree directory name (e.g. session-2 -> pane-2). Include this at the top of the output:

  Session:     pane-2 (session/pane-2)
  Main repo:   /path/to/main/repo

If not in a worktree, omit the session line.

1. Branch & Remote State

git branch --show-current
git log --oneline origin/$(git branch --show-current)..HEAD  # unpushed commits
git log --oneline HEAD..origin/$(git branch --show-current)  # commits behind remote

Report:

• Current branch name
• N commits ahead of remote (unpushed)
• N commits behind remote (need pull)
• Whether branch tracks a remote

2. Working Tree

git status --short
git diff --stat  # unstaged changes summary
git diff --cached --stat  # staged changes summary
git stash list  # any stashed work

Report:

• N files modified (unstaged)
• N files staged
• N untracked files
• N stashes