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Read every application.yaml in the workspace and report the state of the search — the ranked queue, what is waiting on you, what has gone quiet, and the regression of the pipeline's own predictions against actual outcomes. Writes the calibration findings back into job_search.md and preferences.yaml.

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# Status

Every other skill in this pipeline writes `application.yaml`. This one reads them all back.

Two questions, answered together on purpose:

**Where does the search stand?** What is in flight, what is waiting on the user, what has gone silent past the point of hope, and which of the assessed-not-applied roles is worth the next slot.

**Is the pipeline any good?** The regression of what the review predicted against what actually happened. A pipeline that grades most applications INTERVIEW and converts five percent is not producing signal, it is producing optimism, and nothing else in the system will ever contradict it.

**Announce at start:** "Reading every application.yaml in the workspace. Reporting queue state and pipeline calibration."

**Arguments:**
- `$1` — optional. A company name or a path, to narrow the report. With nothing, the whole workspace.
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