aegis status

The /aegis status command shows the current working memory, including active tasks and recent changes.

Important: This command should be typed in your AI assistant's chat window, not in your terminal. The command helps guide your AI assistant in providing project status.

Usage

Type in your AI assistant's chat window:

/aegis status

Workflow

Process Steps

  1. Show Working Memory

    • Active tasks

    • Recent changes

    • Current focus

    • Open items

  2. Present Status

    • Task progress

    • Recent updates

    • Focus areas

    • Next steps

  3. No File Updates

    • Read-only operation

    • Quick snapshot

    • Current state

    • Safe to run

Status Components

Active Tasks

  • Current work

  • Progress

  • Blockers

  • Dependencies

Recent Changes

  • Code updates

  • Documentation

  • Configuration

  • Features

Current Focus

  • Priorities

  • Problems

  • Goals

  • Questions

Common Issues

  1. State Check

    • Current info

    • Clear view

    • Quick read

    • No changes

  2. Information

    • Key points

    • Progress

    • Changes

    • Focus

  3. Usage

    • Regular checks

    • Quick views

    • Team updates

    • Planning

Best Practices

  1. Regular Use

    • Session start

    • After changes

    • Before meetings

    • Day end

  2. Review

    • Note blocks

    • Check deps

    • See progress

    • Plan next

  3. Action

    • Fix blocks

    • Update work

    • Adjust focus

    • Move forward

For more information, see:

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