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## User Story
As a project owner in a Matrix room, I want to type "{bot_name} whatsup" and see a summary of what is currently being worked on, so that I can quickly understand the state of active stories without digging through files or asking the bot to investigate.
As a project owner in a Matrix room, I want to type "{bot_name} whatsup {story_number}" and see a summary of what is currently happening on that story, so that I can quickly understand progress without digging through files or asking the bot to investigate.
## Acceptance Criteria
- [ ] '{bot_name} whatsup' lists all stories currently in work/2_current/
- [ ] For each in-progress story, shows the story number, name, and active branch/worktree if one exists
- [ ] For each story with an active branch, shows a brief git diff --stat of changes since branching from master
- [ ] Shows recent commit messages on each active branch (last 3)
- [ ] Returns a friendly message if nothing is currently in progress
- [ ] '{bot_name} whatsup {number}' finds the story in work/2_current/ by story number
- [ ] Shows the story number, name, and active branch/worktree if one exists
- [ ] Shows a brief git diff --stat of changes on the branch since branching from master
- [ ] Shows recent commit messages on the active branch (last 3)
- [ ] Returns a friendly message if the story is not found or not currently in progress
- [ ] Registered in the command registry so it appears in help output
- [ ] Handled at bot level without LLM invocation — uses git and filesystem only