/hyperpower:status
What hyperpowers is doing right now.
Reference
/hyperpower:status --watch 5When to use it
A run is in progress and you want to watch it from a second session.
What you get
Whether hyperpowers is active in this repo, and what the current run has done so far.
How it works
A session running /hyperpower:run is busy until the run hands control back
to you. Open a second session in the same repo and run this command there. That
is the intended way to watch a run.
It reads the run's records from disk, so it works from any session.
| Flag | Does |
|---|---|
--watch N |
reprint every N seconds until the run finishes |
--run <id> |
one run, by id prefix. Default: the newest |
--last N |
the N newest runs |
--stop-hint |
when a run looks stuck, print how to end and redirect it |
--json |
the facts without the prose |
A run looks stuck when it shows one of these signals: the same failure N times,
a fix attempt at round 4 or 5, a required check still failing, a required check
at did_not_run, or nothing written to the run's records in ten minutes. Each
signal is a fact read from the run's records. None of them judges your
approach.
This command only reads. It never stops a run. --stop-hint prints the
commands, and you decide whether to run them.
Exit codes: 0 reported, 1 no run to report on, 2 bad input, 78 no config.