wbso-whoami

Who am I?

Claude Code sets plugin-root bin/ in $PATH, so there wbso works directly. Otherwise you resolve the self-contained scripts/wbso next to this skill as $WBSO_CLI:

WBSO_CLI="$(
  command -v wbso 2>/dev/null ||
  { [ -n "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT:-}" ] && [ -x "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/wbso" ] && printf '%s\n' "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/bin/wbso"; } ||
  find \
    "$PWD" \
    "$HOME/.claude/skills" \
    "$PWD/.claude/skills" \
    "$HOME/.cursor/skills" \
    "$PWD/.cursor/skills" \
    "$HOME/.agents/skills" \
    "$PWD/.agents/skills" \
    "$HOME/.codex/skills" \
    "$HOME/.codex/plugins/cache/wbso-ai/wbso" \
    "$HOME/.codex/plugins/cache" \
    -path '*/scripts/wbso' -type f 2>/dev/null |
  sort -V | tail -1
)"
test -n "$WBSO_CLI" || { echo "WBSO CLI niet gevonden"; exit 127; }
"$WBSO_CLI" whoami

Output consists of one header line and (optionally) a list of active projects:

<Naam> <<email>> · <Bedrijf>
Actieve projecten:
  - <project title> (<quota> uur) [<slug>]
  - ...

With not_logged_in (a single line) → report back:

"You are not logged in. Use the wbso-auth skill to log in or the wbso skill to create a new account."

Otherwise report the user as a story — show name with email between < >, company name, and the projects without slugs:

"You are logged in as Jankees <jankees@wbso.ai> at WBSO.ai."

"You have these N projects:"

"- Automatic git commit WBSO scoring agent (250 hours)" "- ..."

Slugs not show to the user — those are only for internal API calls.

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