vstat

# vstat `vstat` prints which vlx-term sessions are working, asking, or waiting. The answer comes from the same authoritative status the sidebar displays, not from reading screens. For planning/execution task progress, use `vflow status <workflow-id>`: it includes task states, independent rounds and delivery receipts. `vstat` reports activity only; idle does not establish acceptance. ## Forms ```bash vstat # every session known to vlx-term vstat latest # the most recent legacy orchestration from this session vstat <orch-id> # one specific run vstat latest --wait # block until something in that run changes, then print vstat latest --follow # keep printing changes until every agent has stopped vstat --json # machine-readable output, with any of the above ``` Each line is `<id prefix> <state> <kind> <name> <how long in that state>`. A state of `unknown` means the session has not reported yet, which usually means it is still starting. ## When to use which - **Plain `vstat` or `vstat latest`** answers "how is it going" right now. Use this from a conversation. - **`--wait`** is for scripts that want the next change without polling. It returns after one change or after `--timeout` seconds (default 60, at most 300). - **`--follow`** remains available to historical orchestration coordinator tabs. Do not run it from a conversation: it holds the turn until every agent has stopped. ## Reading the result - `...