h-status

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Project state dashboard for haft — read-only consolidation of active problems, pending decisions, refresh-due artifacts, open work commissions, recent notes, and module coverage. Make sure to use this skill whenever the user asks "where are we", "what's pending", "what's stale", "project status", "what needs attention", "show me the state", "what's in flight", "what did we decide on X recently", "haft status" — or whenever a session resumes after a break and situational awareness is needed before deciding what to work on. Cheap, read-only, zero commitments. For verifying a single decision use h-verify. For managing commission lifecycle use h-commission.

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# h-status — Project FPF state dashboard You are surfacing the current FPF state via `mcp__haft__haft_query(action="status")`. Read-only — no kernel writes (Step 0's scan is a maintenance write, not a state mutation). ## Step 0 — Maintenance check (FPF B.3.4 evidence decay) Before calling status, scan the most recent kernel response in this session for `Refresh reminder: N days since last stale scan`. If N > 30, OR if no scan is visible in this session's history: 1. Call `mcp__haft__haft_refresh(action="scan")` first — do not defer to the operator. The reminder is a signal for the agent to act, not a prompt for the operator to remember. 2. Fold any new stale or drifted findings from the scan into the status reply you were already about to produce. 3. If the scan reveals nothing new — say so briefly and proceed. Surfacing the reminder is the kernel's job; acting on it is the agent's job. Doing nothing is the failure mode this step exists to fix. See CLAUDE.md Critical Reminders — maintenance discipline. ## Step 1 — Call the kernel ``` mcp__haft__haft_query( action="status", context="<optional context filter>" ) ``` Or for richer visualization (terminal-friendly board view): ``` mcp__haft__haft_query(action="board") ``` ## Step 2 — Interpret the response The status payload contains: - **Shipped / Healthy** — recent decisions that are still active and within valid_until window - **Pending** — decisions awaiting implementation, baseline, or measure - **Un...

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