status

Active Feature State

!for f in .planning/features/*/CONTEXT.md; do [ -f "$f" ] && d=$(dirname "$f") && echo "$(basename "$d"): $(sed -n 's/^status: *//p' "$f")"; done 2>/dev/null; true

Show the status of all features with progress details.

1. Check if .planning/features/ exists. If not, tell the user no features have been started and suggest /ship:start "your idea".

2. List all feature directories in .planning/features/.

3. For each feature, read CONTEXT.md and extract:

   • Feature name (from frontmatter)
   • Status (from frontmatter)
   • Problem summary (first sentence of ## Problem)
   • Number of acceptance criteria

4. If a PLAN.md exists, also extract:

   • Total tasks and how many are done
   • If the plan has <phase> elements, list each phase with its status and task counts
   • Identify the current phase (first phase with status != "done")

5. If a VERIFY.md exists, note whether verification passed or found gaps.

6. Display as a formatted summary:

## Ship Status

| Feature | Status | Progress | Summary |
|---------|--------|----------|---------|
| {name}  | {status} | {done}/{total} tasks | {problem summary} |

7. For the active (non-done) feature, show additional detail:

   Phase progress (if phased plan):

   Phase 1: {name} — done (3/3 tasks)
   Phase 2: {name} — building (1/4 tasks) ← current
   Phase 3: {name} — pending (0/2 tasks)
   

   Next step based on status:

   • brainstormed → "Next: /ship:plan to create the implementation plan"
   • planned → "Next: /ship:plan-verify to verify the plan against the codebase"
   • plan-verified → "Next: /ship:build to start building"
   • building → "Next: /ship:build to continue building (or /ship:resume in a new session)"
   • built → "Next: /ship:verify to verify acceptance criteria"
   • done → "Feature complete! Start something new with /ship:start"

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