aura-compact

To save a snapshot and run /compact in one command, use this workflow to write progress data to .aura/snapshots/current.md and immediately emit the final /compact guidance. It automates both actions into a single execution step.

Automating AuraKit snapshot saving in a Bash environment involves executing simple file writes to create the current.md snapshot file. This workflow captures your session progress and structures it automatically without manual intervention.

Yes, you can trigger the /compact prompt automatically right after capturing project progress. The workflow saves your session state to a structured snapshot file and immediately presents the final completion guidance in one continuous flow.

No external dependencies or components are required to automate this snapshot and compact workflow. It operates entirely within the Bash environment using simple file writes to generate the snapshot and emit the guidance.

You should use a one-command snapshot flow when you need to quickly preserve progress during AuraKit sessions and trigger the final compact prompt without manually running separate commands for saving and completion.

The best way to maintain session context before a compact operation is to write structured progress data to a dedicated snapshot file. This ensures your session state is safely captured before the final guidance executes across projects.