---
name: status
description: Show what you are holding, or who holds a lock you name
argument-hint: "[lock-id]"
allowed-tools:
  - Bash(node ${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/mutex/agent-lock.mjs:*)
  - Bash(node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/mutex/agent-lock.mjs":*)
---

!`node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/skills/mutex/agent-lock.mjs" status`

Claude Code runs that before this reaches you, and the line above is what it
printed. Where the line is still a command, as in Codex, run it yourself,
once: the helper is [`agent-lock.mjs`](../mutex/agent-lock.mjs) in the mutex
skill's directory beside this one, written `<helper>` below.

```bash
node "<helper>" status
```

If the user named a lock, run `node "<helper>" status <id>` instead.

Print the table **verbatim**, inside a fenced code block, and nothing else.
Do not summarise it, do not turn it into sentences, and do not drop columns:
it is a table so it can be scanned down, and a paragraph cannot be.

One short line after it is welcome when something needs saying: a lock about
to lapse, or nothing held at all. On its own it asks the table for this
session's locks and nothing else; add `--all` when the question is what else
is in the way, and everybody else's arrive in a second table. This is
read-only: take, release and renew nothing.