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# Belmont: Status Read the current project state and produce a formatted status report. ## Fast Path (Preferred) If available, use the global CLI first: ```bash belmont status --color=always ``` (`--color=always` forces ANSI colors on the status markers even though stdout is piped by the calling AI tool — the markers render in colour in the tool's output block, making the list easier to scan.) If the command fails, fall back to the manual steps below. ## Modes ### Feature Listing Mode (default) When no specific feature is requested: 1. Read `.belmont/PR_FAQ.md` — check if it exists and has content 2. Read `.belmont/PRD.md` — the master PRD (feature catalog) 3. Scan `.belmont/features/` for subdirectories 4. For each feature directory, read its `PRD.md` for the feature name and `PROGRESS.md` for task counts 5. **Archived features** — a feature directory that contains `ARCHIVE.md` (placed there by `/belmont:cleanup`) has no `PROGRESS.md`. Omit archived features entirely from the default listing. Only when the user explicitly asks for them, append a compact `Archived (N):` block (slug — name per line) below the active features. 6. Produce a **feature listing report** (see format below) If no features exist yet, tell the user to run `/belmont:product-plan` to create their first feature. If the user ran the CLI fast path above, the `--show-archived` flag controls this same behaviour (default: hidden entirely; with flag: compact list). ### Single Feature Mode If a spe