borromeanrings-statuslisted

Report THIS project's borromeanRings governance status — is it governed, is enforcement actually on (hooks wired vs. silently disabled), what did the last gate run say, and — the part a green verdict hides — how many of those checks inspected NOTHING. Single-project only; it never scans the user's other projects. Use when the user asks "check my borromeanRings status", "is borromeanRings working here", "is this project governed", "are my gates real", or wants to know whether a passing gate actually proved anything.
3MagicLabs/borromeanRings · ★ 0 · Code & Development · score 66

Install: claude install-skill 3MagicLabs/borromeanRings

# borromeanRings status (this project) Answer the question **for the project in front of you**. Never scan the user's other projects — scope is opt-in, and a fleet-wide scan is not what was asked. ## 1. Locate the harness, then run the report borromeanRings governs *by reference*: its code lives elsewhere and this project points at it. Find it in this order, and stop at the first that works: 1. `$BORROMEANRINGS_HOME`, if set. 2. The hook command paths in this project's `.claude/settings.json` — they contain the install path (look for `stop_gate.sh`). 3. Ask the user where borromeanRings is installed. Then run, from the project root: ```bash "$BORROMEANRINGS_HOME/status.sh" ``` That prints the whole report. It is **read-only** — it reports the last known state and changes nothing. ## 2. Read the report honestly Do not stop at PASS/FAIL. Three lines matter more: | Line | What it means | When to raise it | |---|---|---| | `Enforcement: AUTO` | All four hooks wired — the gate runs on its own. | — | | `Enforcement: MANUAL` / `PARTIAL` | The gate only runs when someone invokes it. Hooks may be *parked under a disabled key* — switched off deliberately at some point. | **Always tell the user.** Say what is unenforced; ask before re-enabling — turning enforcement back on is their decision, not yours. | | `⚠ Hollow: N of M checks inspected NOTHING` | Those checks passed without looking at anything. A green resting on them proves less than it appears to. | **Always tell the