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---
name: "cup-history"
description: "Display the last N CocoCupper findings from .cocoplus/grove/cupper-findings.md. Usage: $cup history [n] where n defaults to 5."
version: "1.0.0"
author: "CocoPlus"
tags:
- cocoplus
- cococupper
---
Your objective is to display recent CocoCupper findings.
Before proceeding, verify that `.cocoplus/` exists.
If not: output "CocoPlus not initialized in this directory. Run `$pod init` to begin." Then stop.
Parse argument: `$cup history [n]` — n defaults to 5.
Read `.cocoplus/grove/cupper-findings.md`. If it does not exist or is empty:
Output: "No CocoCupper findings yet. Run `$cup` to trigger an analysis."
Then stop.
Extract the last N findings (each finding starts with `## Finding`).
Output each finding in summary format:
```
| ID | Title | Type | Severity | Date | Promoted |
|----|-------|------|----------|------|----------|
[one row per finding]
```
Then show the full text of the most recent finding.
Output: "Showing [N] of [total] findings. Use `$patterns promote [finding-id]` to promote a finding to the pattern library."
## Anti-Rationalization
| Shortcut / Temptation | Why It Fails |
|-----------------------|--------------|
| Show all findings regardless of N argument | The N limit exists to prevent overwhelming output in long-running projects with many findings |
| Skip showing the full text of the most recent finding | The summary table alone loses detail — the most recent finding needs full context for action |
## Exit Criteria
- [ ] A summary table with columns ID, Title, Type, Severity, Date, Promoted is output
- [ ] The full text of the most recent finding is displayed below the table
- [ ] The output footer shows total finding count and promote command hint
