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Display the status of cordon instances — running processes, listening ports, and service health.

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Usage

cordon status
cordon status codex
cordon status list
Shows information about:
  • Running cordon processes
  • Listening ports
  • Installed service status
  • Health endpoint responses
When ./cordon.toml is missing, cordon status falls back to installed services:
  • If exactly one installed service exists, it inspects that service automatically
  • If multiple installed services exist, it shows the service list and asks you to pick one by name

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Quiet mode

cordon status -q
cordon status --quiet
Suppresses all output and communicates via exit code only:
Exit codeMeaning
0Cordon is running and healthy
1Cordon is not responding, or config exists but can’t be parsed
If no config file is found (cordon not configured for this project/scope), exits 0 — nothing to check. Quiet mode performs a fast health check: 50ms timeout with one retry (20ms delay between attempts). It skips service discovery and process scanning — just loads the config, reads the port, and hits the /health endpoint. This is used by the Claude Code health-check hook to detect when cordon is down. It’s also useful in scripts, CI, and shell prompts: 
cordon status -q || echo "cordon is down"