/axiom:status
Project health dashboard that shows environment status and potential issues at a glance.
Command
bash
/axiom:statusWhat It Checks
Environment Health
- Xcodebuild processes: Detects zombie processes that slow down builds
- Derived Data: Checks directory size (warns if > 10GB)
- Simulators: Lists booted simulators that consume system resources
Project Analysis
- SwiftUI adoption: Counts views to gauge modernization
- Memory risks: Quick scan for raw
TimerorNotificationCenterusage - Deployment target: Verifies minimum supported iOS version
Example Output
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📊 Axiom Project Status
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🔧 Environment
Xcodebuild processes: 0
Derived Data: 2.4GB
Simulators running: 1 (iPhone 15 Pro)
📱 Project Analysis
SwiftUI views: 42
Potential memory patterns: 3 [⚠️]
Deployment target: iOS 16.0
💡 Suggested Actions
Based on findings:
- Run /axiom:audit-memory to check the 3 potential memory patternsWhen to Use
- Before starting a debugging session
- When your machine feels slow (check for zombie processes/simulators)
- To get a quick overview of a new codebase
Related
- /axiom:fix-build - Fix environment issues automatically
- /axiom:audit - Run deep scans based on status findings