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workspace-status

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Show status of all projects in the workspace including git branches, uncommitted changes, and running services. Use when user asks "workspace status", "show all projects", or "what's the status".

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    When the user wants to see the workspace status:

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    If no workspace is detected, prompt the user to either:

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  3. Very specific:

    Run /workspaces:init to create a new workspace

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SKILL.md

Skill: Workspace Status

Description

Show the status of all projects in the current workspace, including git status, running services, and last commits.

Instructions

When the user wants to see the workspace status:

Step 1: Detect Current Workspace

First, detect which workspace the user is in by checking:

  • Current directory against project paths in ~/.claude/workspaces/*/WORKSPACE.md
  • Git remote URL against configured repos

If no workspace is detected, prompt the user to either:

  • Run /workspaces:init to create a new workspace
  • Navigate to a project directory that's part of a workspace

Step 2: Display Status

Show a formatted table with information about all projects:

📁 Workspace: Acme Corp

┌─────────────┬──────────────┬─────────────┬──────────┬─────────┐
│ Project     │ Branch       │ Git Status  │ Service  │ Port    │
├─────────────┼──────────────┼─────────────┼──────────┼─────────┤
│ api         │ main         │ clean       │ running  │ 3000    │
│ admin       │ feature/auth │ dirty (+3)  │ stopped  │ 3001    │
│ homepage    │ main         │ clean, ↑2   │ running  │ 3002    │
│ mobile      │ main         │ not cloned  │ -        │ 8081    │
└─────────────┴──────────────┴─────────────┴──────────┴─────────┘

Status Values

Git Status:

  • clean - No uncommitted changes
  • dirty (+N) - N files changed
  • ↑N - N commits ahead of remote
  • ↓N - N commits behind remote
  • not cloned - Repository hasn't been cloned yet

Service Status:

  • running - Port is in use
  • stopped - Port is not in use

Additional Information

Show recent commits and any warnings:

Recent commits:
  • api: "fix: resolve auth token issue" (2 hours ago)
  • admin: "feat: add user dashboard" (1 day ago)

⚠ Warning: 'admin' has uncommitted changes

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