claude-code-config: Skill for Claude Code

Answer "where is everything right now?" with one keystroke instead of one sentence.

The "Running now" table (.claude/reference/time-estimates.md §"Running now Table") already renders at dispatch, on every heartbeat tick, and whenever the user asks a progress question in plain language. What it lacked was a name: a short command that summons the current board immediately, from any orchestration thread, without composing a question. /board is that name. Natural-language asks keep working exactly as before — this is an alias, not a replacement.

Invocable from any orchestration thread, including one resumed after a context compaction: every clock it prints — starts above all — is read back from durable session state rather than from the thread's memory of the round.

It boards the repo it is invoked for, resolved by the standard scoping every other surface uses (Step 1) — not whichever repo happened to dispatch. Run from another repo, it shows that repo's round; to span several, pass --all-repos. The resolution is deliberately not special-cased here: the freshness record in Step 5 has to land on the same key the armed floor watch polls, and a /board that resolved its repo differently from /subagent would write a record nothing reads.

Round membership is durable, and where it is missing /board says so rather than implying it. The dispatcher records the whole round — launched and queued alike — at dispatch (/subagent Step 7.0 → .repos["<key>"].round.members), so all three row classes reconstruct from state for any thread: Running rows from pipelines, Queued rows as members with no recorded started_at, and Completed this round rows as members whose PR merged (Step 3). No queue in memory, no timestamp inference, and a compaction costs nothing.

The residual case is a round with no such record — one dispatched before this field existed, or one whose write degraded. There the old behaviour stands and is labelled: a non-dispatching thread renders no queued rows, and bounds completed rows by timestamp, so it calls that delivered count approximate (Step 4's summary line). The board is then honest but partial, never silently short a row. The dispatching thread keeps one advantage in both cases — only it can confirm a pre-PR row from the live agent handle it is holding (Step 3).

/board is symlinked globally, but its helper scripts are not, so Step 0 resolves each one — never a bare .claude/scripts/… path (.claude/reference/portable-skill-resolution.md).

Scope boundary. /status is the PR-fleet dashboard — every open PR with its review state, whether or not this session dispatched it. /subagent is the dispatcher that owns this same table at launch and on heartbeats. /board neither dispatches nor reviews nor merges: it reads state and prints one table. Its only write is the shared table-render timestamp in Step 5, which is not a change to any pipeline — it is how the hourly freshness floor learns the user has just seen a current board (time-estimates.md §"Table freshness — the hourly floor").

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Step 0: Resolve shared tooling

resolve_script() {
  local name="$1" candidate
  for candidate in \
    "$HOME/.claude/skills-worktree/.claude/scripts/$name" \
    "$HOME/.claude/scripts/$name" \
    ".claude/scripts/$name"; do
    if [[ -x "$candidate" ]]; then echo "$candidate"; return 0; fi
  done
  return 1
}
SESSION_STATE_SH=$(resolve_script session-state.sh || true)
ESTIMATE_RESOLVE_SH=$(resolve_script estimate-resolve.sh || true)
OVERRUN_CHECK_SH=$(resolve_script overrun-check.sh || true)
TABLE_FRESHNESS_SH=$(resolve_script table-freshness.sh || true)

Read time-estimates.md through the matching .claude/reference/ candidate order.

When something does not resolve, say so in one line; never skip the contract silently.

• SESSION_STATE_SH empty → required. Print ERROR: session-state.sh not found (checked all three paths) — /board cannot read round state and stop. Every row on this board comes from that file; there is no degraded board without it, and inventing rows from the current clock is the one failure the recorded starts exist to prevent.
• ESTIMATE_RESOLVE_SH empty → optional. Print DEGRADED: estimate-resolve.sh not found (checked all three paths) — Est column renders as unestimated and continue.
• OVERRUN_CHECK_SH empty → optional. Print DEGRADED: overrun-check.sh not found (checked all three paths) — clock columns render as — and continue. Still print the table: it carries the round's shape and run order even with three empty columns, and the line above already said why they are empty.
• TABLE_FRESHNESS_SH empty → optional. Print DEGRADED: table-freshness.sh not found (checked all three paths) — this render is not recorded against the hourly table-freshness floor and continue. The board is still correct; only the clock in Step 5 is lost.