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# /orient — Surface current session state from handoff Single-entry session orientation: read the curated bridge, verify it against reality, and surface a ~12-line brief. Folds in the `/status` quick-health sweep so there is ONE orientation skill, not two. --- ## Live git state (captured at invocation) Recent commits: !`git log --oneline -10 2>/dev/null || echo "(no git history)"` Working tree: !`git status --short 2>/dev/null || echo "(not a git repo)"` --- ## 1. Read the handoff Read `.agent-docs/now/handoff.md`. If missing: - Note that the agent context system may not be set up here, or the handoff was never regenerated - Recommend running `/handoff` to create one ## 2. Check staleness vs reality - `last-modified` field. If > 24h old, flag prominently. - The live git state above (captured at invocation) — verify it matches the handoff's claims. - If the session touched runtime-facing code (the app, a service, a CLI), a quick check that the claimed state holds (e.g. the last `bun run build` / `bun test test/` baseline the handoff cites is still current). - If any contradiction exists, surface it BEFORE acting on the handoff's "immediate next action." **Trust the code.** When code and docs disagree — the tree/commits above show work the handoff never mentions, or a step the handoff claims is pending already exists on disk — the docs are STALE, not the code. Trust the code, say so explicitly in the brief, and offer to run `/handoff` to true the docs up BEFORE ac