gohealthcli status

Print a per-Data-Type summary of the Health Archive: how many Data Points are stored, the newest synced timestamp, and the most recent Sync Run status. Useful as a quick health check before or after a long sync.

Also reports identity-metadata freshness: a paired_device_count line (when a paired-devices snapshot is archived) and an identity_snapshot.<kind>.fetched_at line per Identity Snapshot kind that has at least one row (profile, settings, paired-devices, irn-profile). In --json these surface under an identity_snapshots_freshness block — omitted entirely when no snapshots exist. paired_device_count is also emitted as a top-level JSON key so --plain and --json carry the same field; the nested identity_snapshots_freshness.paired_device_count is preserved for back-compat.

--plain and --json carry the same information. The plain known_data_types: a,b,c line maps to a top-level known_data_types JSON array. Plain data_type.<name>.* and identity_snapshot.<kind>.* lines flatten the JSON data_types[] and identity_snapshots_freshness blocks, and the latest_successful_sync_run_* / latest_failed_sync_run_* lines flatten the matching JSON objects.

Also reports Tier 2 coverage: electrocardiogram_event_count and irregular_rhythm_notification_count (plain) appear only when the corresponding scope has been granted via connect --add-scopes ecg,irn. In --json these surface under a tier_2 block alongside electrocardiogram_scope_granted / irregular_rhythm_notification_scope_granted flags, both counts defaulting to 0 when the scope is not granted.

status does no provider I/O — it reads only the local Health Archive.

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