flow-statuslisted

# Status ## Overview `status` reports the state of every epic and story, derived from captured evidence rather than trusted prose: an explicit `## Status` line in a story file wins when present, otherwise the latest `verify` decides (green → `verified`, red → `blocked`, code changed since that run → `stale`), and only then a fallback heuristic. It also shows which worktree (if any) each story is checked out in, and reminds you when you are on the base branch under a `branchPerEpic` policy. This is not a workflow stage — run it any time, as often as you like. ## Command ```bash ai-flow status ``` > If bare `ai-flow` is not on `PATH`, use `npx @landry_pouth/coding-flow status`. Useful flags: - `--json` — machine-readable output (epics, worktrees, policy). ## Behavior - Read-only: never writes, verifies, commits, or pushes anything. - `verified` means the machine actually ran the story's validation commands and they passed, and that proof still matches the current code. A story that reads `## Status: done` in its file but has no captured green verify does not show as `verified` here — see `/flow-next` if you want that gap turned into an action. - Loose worktrees (checked out but not linked to any story) are listed separately, useful when several features are in flight in parallel. ## Verification - [ ] `ai-flow status` actually ran. Nothing here is reported from memory or from reading story files by hand — the whole point is that the state is derived,