Healthcheck

A quick, silent self-check of the assistant's setup. Run the checks in parallel, don't narrate them, then report a short status table.

What to check

(a) Memory index

wc -l memory/MEMORY.md
ls memory/*.md | grep -v -e MEMORY.md -e _template.md | wc -l

Confirm memory/MEMORY.md exists and is readable. Count entries (lines starting with - [) and compare against the number of .md files in memory/ (excluding MEMORY.md and _template.md) — flag it if the index is missing files or has stale entries pointing at deleted ones.

(b) Structure present

ls rules/ contexts/

Confirm both directories exist and are non-empty.

(c) Graph freshness

ls -t memory/*.md | grep -v -e MEMORY.md -e _template.md | head -1 | xargs stat -f "%m %N"
stat -f "%m %N" memory/graph.json 2>/dev/null

Compare the newest memory file's mtime against memory/graph.json's mtime. If any memory file is newer than the graph (or graph.json doesn't exist yet), report it as stale and suggest:

node skills/brain/build-graph.mjs

(d) Harness files

for f in CLAUDE.md AGENTS.md .github/copilot-instructions.md; do
  if [ -L "$f" ]; then
    echo "$f -> symlink -> $(readlink "$f")"
  elif [ -e "$f" ]; then
    echo "$f -> exists but NOT a symlink"
  else
    echo "$f -> missing"
  fi
done

Each of these should exist and be a symlink pointing at ASSISTANT.md. Flag any that are missing or that exist as real (non-symlink) files — the latter means edits to them won't propagate to ASSISTANT.md.

Output

Report a short status table, one row per check, then a one-line verdict:

Verdict: Active (all OK), Partial (memory + structure OK, something else off), or Inactive (memory or structure broken). If something is stale or missing, name the exact fix command instead of just flagging it.