wait

/wait parks the session as blocked on a non-code answer from outside (a decision, approval, or info you're waiting on from someone or something else — not a code/CI/deploy blocker) and does nothing else. In normal operation you will never read this body: the done-rename.sh UserPromptSubmit hook intercepts /wait, prefixes the session title with [WAIT] (stripping any existing lifecycle tag first, so [DONE] X or a bare X both become [WAIT] X), and blocks the turn — no LLM turn, no report. That instant park is the whole point. The tag set: no prefix = active, [DONE] = finished and archived, [WAIT] = blocked on outside input.

Fallback — if you ARE executing this body, the hook did not block (settings.json not read, hooks disabled, or the prompt leaked through with different args). Then: emit a single clean one-line confirmation that the session is parked as [WAIT], do nothing else (no report, no codify), and flag the wiring — check the UserPromptSubmit entry in your settings.json and the done-rename.sh script it points at (see substrate/hooks/README.md in this repo for the install).