anchors status

Where the project stands in the cycle, and what the next step is.

Answers "where am I?" — the question of whoever is picking the work back up.

Unlike doctor (which hunts systemic loose ends in an already assembled project), status
says which PHASE the project is in: is the interview missing? the init? the first
plan? is there work in progress? And, for each state, what the next step is.

It changes nothing.

Usage

anchors status [flags]

Flags

Flag	Default	What it does
--root	.	project root

Project health — family

Commands of the same family — what tells each apart:

Command	What it does
anchors doctor	X-ray of the ecosystem: systemic loose ends, health and maturity
anchors audit	Dossier of one file’s pending items (gates + doctor), for batch fixing
anchors status	Where the project stands in the cycle, and what the next step is
anchors task-status	The round’s report: what is delivered, what remains, and what comes next
anchors compliance	The state of each regulatory duty: how many nodes subject, how many comply
anchors governs	Show who each guide governs (and how many) — sizes the audit per guide