Brief

Watchmen brief

You are reporting watchmen's latest findings for the user's current workspace. The user invoked you (via /skills brief or $brief) to find out what changed since the last curator run.

Current state for this workspace

The block below contains the JSON state file watchmen wrote at the end of its last curator run for this project. If it says (no state) or (not a tracked project), watchmen has nothing new to report.

!${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/read_state.sh

What to do

1. If the state says (no state) or (not a tracked project): tell the user there's nothing new and stop. One short sentence.

2. Otherwise, summarize in plain English what changed:

   • Which skills were added/updated/removed
   • Whether AGENTS.md changed
   • When this happened (the ts field)
   • Keep it tight — 3-5 lines max. The user will ask for detail if they want it.

3. If suggested_skill is non-null in the state: ask the user "Want me to load the <skill> skill for this session?" and wait for a yes/no. If yes, instruct them to invoke it (/skills <name> or $<name>) — you can't load it programmatically, only signal.

4. Include a closing link to the run's details:

   • If diff_url is non-null (schema 2+): show that — it points at the side-by-side diff for this exact run, e.g. Diff: http://127.0.0.1:8979/p/kai-agent-new/diff/<sha>
   • Else fall back to viewer_url (the project overview page)
   • One line, link only — no extra commentary.

The read_state.sh call also touches an acknowledgment file, which clears the pending-brief signal for this project. So once you've shown the user this brief, watchmen will stay quiet about this run until the next curator pass.

Source: firstbatchxyz/watchmen — distributed by TomeVault.