`sbxm status`

sbxm status [<project-id>]
sbxm status --global

In an interactive terminal, omitting the project ID opens a selection prompt. The first choice is global, followed by registered project IDs. In a non-interactive terminal, specify exactly one scope. --global checks the supported macOS platform, required commands, Docker Engine, Docker Sandboxes login and network policy, daemon state, and Remote SSH setup. A project ID checks its registry entry, host artifacts, image, sandbox, secret, repository, and worktrees.

Status is read-only and is the first command to run when another lifecycle command refuses to continue. See Status values for the meaning and next action for each state value.

In the project WORKTREES table, STATE describes the worktree itself and REMOTE separately describes whether the current commit is pushed, reachable from an origin ref, unreachable, or unobservable(reason). Status does not fetch; when its local refs or objects are insufficient, it keeps the result unknown and explains the recovery action.