user-orientlisted

# User Re-Orientation This skill produces a status snapshot for a user returning mid-session. Read-only by default; does not mutate memory, plans, or code. Two modes: **full** (default — Steps 1-2 below) and **`--quick`** (a no-lookups three-section thread summary — see "Quick mode" below; for in-flow check-ins, not post-gap re-orientation). --- ## Steps ### Step 1: Run autonomous asides in parallel (BEFORE composing output) Run all relevant tool calls in parallel in a single message. Do not output the findings yet — they feed Step 2. Pick the subset that fits the project: - `git status --short` (working tree state) - `git log --oneline origin/<main>..HEAD` (unpushed commits) - `git log --oneline -5` (recent activity context) - Tail (last 30 lines) of the most recently modified file in `logs/` if the project has one - Read any current run-state JSON for active long-running processes this project tracks (e.g. `data/evolve_run_state.json` for Alpha4Gate) - Read `MEMORY.md` from the project's auto-memory directory if not already in context If a project has its own status conventions (e.g., a build-state file, a test-counts marker, a daemon health endpoint) and you know about them from earlier in the session, query those too. Apply those findings to compose Step 2. --- ### Step 2: Compose the orientation Write SIX sections in this fixed order: (1) Verified-working, (2) Not-yet-verified, (3) Manual checks, (4) Autonomous asides surfaced, (5) Near-term sequencing, (6) M