Generate a lightweight standup-style summary to set the agenda for a session.

**Token cost note**: This command reads several files and generates a summary. On first use,
check your Claude usage % before and after (mobile app → Usage) to calibrate the cost.
A lightweight run should use <5% of the session budget.

## Steps

1. Gather context (run these in parallel — they're independent):

   a. Recent git activity:
   ```
   git log --oneline -10
   git status --short
   ```

   b. Read the dashboard files (only the summary sections, not full tables):
   - `results/oos_dashboard.md` — OOS verdict summary
   - `results/sweep_dashboard.md` — Action Summary section only
   - `results/shap_importance.md` — top 5 and bottom 5 signals only

   c. Read the top of `docs/backlog.md` — Immediate and High Priority sections only.

2. Produce a brief standup summary in this format:

   ---
   ### Session Standup — {date}

   **Recent changes** (last 3 commits):
   - {commit summary}

   **Uncommitted work**:
   - {list of modified files, or "none"}

   **OOS status** (top 3 combos by verdict):
   - {EXCELLENT/ACCEPT/WEAK/POOR for key combos}

   **Sweep DB**: {total rows, any HIGH CONFIDENCE lock opportunities}

   **Next priority items** (top 3 from backlog):
   1. {item}
   2. {item}
   3. {item}

   **Suggested focus for this session**:
   {1–2 sentence recommendation based on: any blocking issues, what's highest ROI given current data,
    whether a DB reset is pending, whether optimization or implementation work is more valuable right now}
   ---

3. Ask: "Does this match your priorities, or do you want to adjust the focus?"

## Scheduling note

This command is currently on-demand only. If it proves useful and token-efficient,
it can be scheduled via `/schedule` to run at off-peak hours (e.g. 1am) and write
the summary to `docs/daily_standup.md` for review at the start of a session.