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Goal ledger status

Skill jpbaking/goal-ledger/skills/shared/goal-ledger-status

Produce a strictly read-only status and handoff report for the current Goal Ledger, including phase progress, next action, blockers, Git strategy, matching Goal-ID commits, branch or baseline inconsistencies, foreign commits, and dirty crash evidence. Use when the user asks for goal status, where the work stands, what remains, or an inter-agent handoff summary. Never modify files, commits, branches, or statuses.From its SKILL.md

Install
npx -y skills add jpbaking/goal-ledger --skill goal-ledger-status

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  • runs commandsInstructs the agent to run 2 commands, including `git log <baseline>..HEAD` and 1 more.

SKILL.md

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Goal Ledger — status and handoff report

This skill is strictly read-only: no status changes, log entries, commits, repairs, branch switches, or cleanup.

Read sections 1–3 of the sibling goal-ledger skill. If .goal-ledger/GOAL.md is absent, say there is no Goal Ledger and stop.

Read GOAL.md and every phase file. When Repository: yes, read the current branch, worktree status, and git log <baseline>..HEAD with trailers. Report:

Run the validator bundled with the sibling goal-ledger skill in read-only mode as scripts/validate_goal_ledger.py --root <project root>. Include its errors and warnings in the report. If Python 3 is unavailable, perform the same read-only checks manually.

Goal: <title> — <goal status>
Goal ID: <id>
Outcome: <outcome>
Strategy: <strategy>; start <starting branch>; work <work branch>
Baseline: <short SHA>
Upstreams at start: start <value>; work <value>         (omit without Git)
Phases: <X> done, <Y> skipped, <Z> needs-human, <W> todo, <V> ongoing
Per phase:
- phase-NNNN <status> — <title> (<a>/<b> sub-tasks done)
Handoff: <current position>; next <next action>
Goal commits: <N>; tree <clean | DIRTY — possible interrupted work>   (omit without Git)
Needs you:
- <exact blocker>                                      (omit if none)
Warnings:
- <branch mismatch / baseline problem / upstream movement / foreign or merge commit / phase state mismatch / begin without close / published history>   (omit if none)

End with one recommendation: resume with goal-ledger-resume, review for acceptance, keep the completed record, or use goal-ledger-abandon if the user explicitly wants to stop.

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