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/axiom:status ​

Project health dashboard that shows environment status and potential issues at a glance.

Command ​

bash
/axiom:status

What It Checks ​

Environment Health ​

  • Xcodebuild processes: Lists running builds so you can check for abandoned ones (a listed build may still be in use)
  • 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 Timer or NotificationCenter usage
  • Deployment target: Reports the selected project/target/configuration/SDK and distinguishes effective from declared, unverified values

Project Selection ​

Status discovers .xcodeproj containers at any depth and supports either project.pbxproj or JSON5 project.xcproj. Multiple projects or targets require explicit selection. A first text match is a declaration; effective deployment values come from a matching Xcode settings capture. xcproject validates the capture when available. Without it, status reads the project and xcconfig declarations and labels the effective value unverified.

Xcode settings queries can resolve packages or write build-system state, so they require scope beyond file reads. The command uses an existing fresh capture or obtains an authorized one; missing or ambiguous data is reported explicitly.

Example Output ​

text
📊 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 (App/App/Debug/iphoneos; effective)

💡 Suggested Actions
   Based on findings:
   - Run /axiom:audit memory to check the 3 potential memory patterns

When to Use ​

  • Before starting a debugging session
  • When your machine feels slow (check for leftover builds and booted simulators)
  • To get a quick overview of a new codebase

Released under the MIT License