knowledge-patch-status

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Report bundled patch versions, activation state, age, and missing artifacts.

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# Knowledge Patch Status Use this skill when the user asks what knowledge patches are available, active, stale, or missing. ## Status Checks 1. Read `../../.codex-plugin/plugin.json` or `../../.claude-plugin/plugin.json` for the build version. 2. Read `../../catalog/patches.json` for bundled patches, canonical `short_label` values, `coverage_kind`, `covered_through`, `coverage_label`, content hashes, generated timestamps, and coverage paths. Use `short_label` in user-facing output. Compare project versions only for `versioned` and `range` coverage; describe `rolling` and `multi-product` entries by `coverage_label` without treating their JSON-null `covered_through` as stale. 3. Read activation state from `$KNOWLEDGE_PATCH_STATE`, `.knowledge-patch/activation.json`, or `$XDG_STATE_HOME/knowledge-patch/activation.json`. 4. Verify that each catalog `path` exists and that each `coverage_path` exists. 5. For every patch, report its `generated_at` timestamp and age relative to now in an understandable unit such as days; flag missing, invalid, or notably old timestamps instead of hiding them. 6. Report active patches first, then matching bundled patches, then any catalog, staleness, or artifact problems. If no activation state exists, say that all bundled patches remain available as native skills and activation is only a priority hint. Do not fetch network resources and do not copy skills into another directory while checking status.

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Author
Nevaberry
Repository
Nevaberry/nevaberry-plugins
Created
6 months ago
Last Updated
today
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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