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# /ar:status — read-only state Report where the run stands. Change nothing. ## Steps 1. Read state: ```bash cat ./.ar/ar.jsonl 2>/dev/null | tail -50; git branch --show-current ``` No `ar.jsonl` means no run in this repo — say so, point at `/ar:start`, stop. 2. Reconstruct from the **last** config header and its segment's result lines: run count, keep/discard/crash tallies, best-so-far and its commit, plateau streak, elapsed budget. Method in `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/references/resume-loop.md` §1. 3. Print the status block: ``` AR ACTIVE — <goal> direction minimize (val_bpb) baseline 0.981 noise floor 0.004 (±1.0×) best 0.842 @ a1b2c3d (run 7) runs 23 total — 6 keep · 15 discard · 2 crash budget 23/100 runs · 4h12m/8h00m branch ar/reduce-val-bpb-22-07-2026 (from main @ 9f31c07) last 3 r21 discard 0.851 · r22 discard 0.849 · r23 keep 0.842 ✓ plateau 0 consecutive non-improvements ``` 4. Flag anything anomalous without acting on it: the checked-out branch differing from `config.branch`, a `Result: pending` trailer on `HEAD` (an iteration interrupted mid-measurement), an exhausted budget, or a `stopped` sentinel. ## Hard rules 1. **Read-only.** No edits, commits, branch switches, reverts, or iterations — whatever the state looks like. Reporting a problem is the entire job here; fixing it belongs to `/ar:resume`. 2. State is read