Show the state of every Claude Code session on this machine (account, folder, project, state, context %) by running `wy status`. Use when the user asks what their sessions are doing, which need attention, or runs /watchyard:status.
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Added October 26, 2026
developmentbash
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claude code
terminal
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Scanned October 26, 2026
$npx -y skills add mraj602/watchyard --skill status --agent claude-code
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---
name: status
description: Show the state of every Claude Code session on this machine (account, folder, project, state, context %) by running `wy status`. Use when the user asks what their sessions are doing, which need attention, or runs /watchyard:status.
allowed-tools: Bash(wy status:*)
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Run `wy status` with the Bash tool and show its output to the user as it is, in a code block.
- If the command is not found, say that `wy` is not on PATH and that Watchyard has to be
installed first; do not try to install it.
- If the command says `status` is not implemented yet, say so in one line.
- After the table, add at most one sentence naming any session whose state is `asked`,
`needs_permission` or `failed`, since those wait for the user.
- Do not run any other command and do not change any file.
- Only if the user asks for something live: `wy board` shows the same sessions as a live
board in any terminal, and `wy board --once` prints one frame. Mention it; do not run it
(it needs a terminal).
