Macro checkpoint that assesses the real current task state against the approved plan and task artifacts, then determines what is done, what is missing, and what remains to finish the proposed work. Broader than slice closure. Returns no-op when the checkpoint would not materially change operational truth. Use when the user wants a reliable checkpoint on task progress, the task has multiple phases or slices, or the current need is broader than closing a single slice. Do not use when the task is single-slice or the current need is to close just one slice (use slice-closure; where-we-at exists specifically for multi-slice or multi-phase tasks where macro checkpointing adds signal), the task is brand new and has no meaningful state yet, or the user only needs a fast routing answer (use what-next).
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Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
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Macro checkpoint that assesses the real current task state against the approved plan and task artifacts, then determines what is done, what is missing, and what remains to finish the proposed work. Broader than slice closure. Returns no-op when the checkpoint would not materially change operational truth. Use when the user wants a reliable checkpoint on task progress, the task has multiple phases or slices, or the current need is broader than closing a single slice. Do not use when the task is single-slice or the current need is to close just one slice (use slice-closure; where-we-at exists specifically for multi-slice or multi-phase tasks where macro checkpointing adds signal), the task is brand new and has no meaningful state yet, or the user only needs a fast routing answer (use what-next).
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Macro checkpoint that assesses the real current task state against the approved plan and task artifacts, then determines what is done, what is missing, and what remains to finish the proposed work. Broader than slice closure. Returns no-op when the checkpoint would not materially change operational truth. Use when the user wants a reliable checkpoint on task progress, the task has multiple phases or slices, or the current need is broader than closing a single slice. Do not use when the task is single-slice or the current need is to close just one slice (use slice-closure; where-we-at exists specifically for multi-slice or multi-phase tasks where macro checkpointing adds signal), the task is brand new and has no meaningful state yet, or the user only needs a fast routing answer (use what-next).
About this listing
Category
General
Reported license
MIT
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.