shine-list-workspaces

To list SHINE workspaces with their status, run the `/shine-workstreams list` command. It scans the local `.shine/workstreams` directory and renders a consolidated table showing the current status, phase count, and active marker for every registered workstream.

The workstream status overview works by reading local metadata from the `.shine/workstreams` directory and using the shine-tools CLI to render a table. It identifies every registered workspace, highlights the active one, and indicates paused or archived workstreams for quick triage.

Yes, you can use this for sprint planning and handoff scenarios. It highlights the active workspace and specifically indicates archived or paused workstreams, providing the visibility into workstream health needed for project governance and transitions.

Yes, the shine-tools CLI is required to display workstream health. The Skill relies on the shine-tools CLI to render the consolidated table from local metadata, applying to governance and project tracking scenarios where a quick overview of workstream activity is needed.

The best way to get a quick overview of workstream progress is to run the list command. It reads local metadata to provide a consolidated view of all workspaces in the `.shine/workstreams` directory, displaying current status, phase count, and the active marker.

If the active marker is missing, the local metadata in the `.shine/workstreams` directory may not be configured correctly. The Skill reads this local metadata to identify the active workspace and render the consolidated table, so ensure your workstream files are properly registered.