Check session and project status by listing recent commits, uncommitted changes, reports, analysis files, and saved memory. Review progress and what is stored on disk before conversation compaction, which shortens the session history.
Show current session status and context health for the sewage project. Use to check context usage, active work state, and what will survive compaction.
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Show current session status including context usage estimate and project state.
# Recent git activity
git log --oneline -5
# Working tree status
git status --short
# Recent output files
ls -lt output/log/ 2>/dev/null | head -5
# Count analysis scripts
find scripts/R/09_analysis/ -name "*.R" | wc -l
# Count output tables and figures
ls output/tables/*.tex 2>/dev/null | wc -l
ls output/figures/ 2>/dev/null | wc -l
# Check manuscript sections
ls docs/overleaf/*.tex 2>/dev/null
Format output:
Session Status
---
Recent commits: [last 3]
Uncommitted changes: [count]
Recent reports: [last 3 in output/log/]
Project Progress
---
Pipeline scripts: N
Analysis scripts: N
Output tables: N
Output figures: N
Manuscript sections: N .tex files
Memory Files
---
[List files in .claude/projects/.../memory/]
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