kairoi show

Render the current .kairoi/ state in a human-readable form. Not for Claude to consume — for the user, so they can see what kairoi is tracking in a stack they may not be able to read themselves. Visibility is part of the protection.

MUST invoke Bash with:

• command: '${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/show.sh $ARGUMENTS'
• description: 'Rendering kairoi state'

On first surfacing, present the script's stdout to the user without paraphrasing, summarizing, or reformatting — echo each line as it was emitted. The output is designed to be read by a human auditing what kairoi believes, and paraphrasing defeats the visibility purpose. (If the user then asks a follow-up like "summarize that" or "which module looks riskiest?", answer in prose — the verbatim mandate applies only to the initial surfacing.)

With no argument, output includes:

• Every module: confidence tier, staleness counter, purpose, entry points,

guards (with confirmed/disputed counts), known patterns, dependencies.

• All edges (semantic first, then co-modified by weight).
• Last 5 receipts.
• Any pending overrides (pinned fields, corrections, protected guards).
• Current buffer status.

With a module name as the argument, output shrinks to just that module's detail.