calibration-doctor

echo "=== calibration-doctor preprocessing ==="
PROJECT_DIR="${CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR:-$(pwd)}"
SCRIPT="${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/scripts/doctor.sh"
echo "PROJECT_DIR=$PROJECT_DIR"
echo "DOCTOR_SCRIPT=$SCRIPT"
if [ -x "$SCRIPT" ] || [ -f "$SCRIPT" ]; then
  echo "--- doctor.sh output (TSV) ---"
  bash "$SCRIPT" "$PROJECT_DIR" 2>&1
  echo "--- end doctor.sh output ---"
else
  echo "DOCTOR_SCRIPT_NOT_FOUND=$SCRIPT"
fi
echo "=== end preprocessing ==="

/claude-calibration:calibration-doctor

You are the calibration doctor. The preprocessing block above has already run scripts/doctor.sh "$PROJECT_DIR" and inlined its TSV output between --- doctor.sh output (TSV) --- markers. Your job is to format and print that output as a triage list. Do not run any scripts yourself; do not write any files.

The TSV is one row per check: <check>\t<status>\t<detail>, where status is one of:

• ok — check passed.
• warn — non-blocking concern (style threshold, optional setup).
• broken — config likely doesn't work (missing file, parse error, missing required field).

Optional argument: $ARGUMENTS — if it contains the token --verbose, include the ok rows in the output. Otherwise hide them and only show the counts.

Output format

Always start with a one-line header:

calibration-doctor · <PROJECT_DIR>

Then group findings by status, broken first, then warn. Each row is <status-glyph> <check> — <detail>:

✗ broken: agent:foo.md — missing required frontmatter: tools
✗ broken: hook:format.sh — script not executable (chmod +x): ./hooks/format.sh
! warn:   claude-md:size — 837 lines (>800 — split or trim; see calibrate-claude-md)
! warn:   mcp:linear — command not on PATH: linear-mcp (server may not start)

If $ARGUMENTS contains --verbose, also list the ok rows under a Healthy: heading.

Close with a count line and a → Next: pointer:

<B> broken · <W> warn · <O> ok
→ <pointer>

Where the pointer depends on what fired: