listlisted

Run: `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/relay list --lead "${CLAUDE_CODE_SESSION_ID}"` (Claude Code substitutes the plugin's absolute path and the current session id when this skill loads — call it this way, not as bare `relay`, which often isn't on the Bash tool's non-interactive PATH). The output has two sections: a **LEADS** block (every lead/project in flight, always shown in full, with a relative `LAST ACTIVE` age so you can spot a probably-crashed lead) and an **EXECUTORS** table (with a `PROJECT` column). Passing `--lead "${CLAUDE_CODE_SESSION_ID}"` scopes the executors to *this* lead's project — its own executors plus any unowned ones — so a lead sees its own work by default. If the calling session isn't a lead the scoping simply matches no owned executors (unowned ones still show), which is harmless. By default, closed/superseded/dead sessions are hidden — pass `--closed` to reveal them (capped at 15 most recent by update time); use `relay prune --dry-run` to see which ones are safe to delete. Use `${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/relay list --all` for the **global** view — every executor across every project, regardless of owner. This is the decision-informing surface — always run it before spawning a new session, so you can see whether a live idle session already owns the relevant worktree/branch/topic and should be reused via `/relay:send` instead. It's also the crash-recovery surface: if you're a fresh lead session picking this up cold, run this first to reconstruct what's