awaken

Resume Igris project sessions by loading session state and syncing brain data.

10|Updated Oct 25, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/fiftynotai/igris-ai --skill awaken-fiftynotai
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Skill: awaken
Source: https://github.com/fiftynotai/igris-ai/tree/main/.claude/skills/awaken
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/fiftynotai/igris-ai --skill awaken-fiftynotai

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Restores interactive project context and resumes interrupted work by loading session state, project prompts, and architecture guidance so developers can continue without rebuilding context manually.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Session Recovery: Detects existing session mode, restores CURRENT_SESSION.md, and transitions a session from REST MODE to active work.
  • Brain Synchronization: Optionally pulls learnings, definitions, and session files from a configured remote brain and drains sync queues to reconcile state.
  • Instance Registration & Assessment: Sends an instance heartbeat, registers active sessions, scans briefs and blockers, and surfaces recommended next steps for immediate action.
  • Use Case: A developer returns after a break or context reset and runs AWAKEN to recover the previous brief, pull any remote updates, register the instance, and receive the next actions.

Quick Start

Type AWAKEN to initialize Igris, restore or resume the current session, pull brain updates if configured, and display recommended next steps.

Frequently Asked Questions about awaken

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I resume an interrupted development session and restore project context?

To resume an interrupted development session, the tool reads local session files like CURRENT_SESSION.md to restore context and transition from rest mode to active work without manual rebuilding.

What is the best way to sync project state and memory across different development machines?

Syncing project state across machines requires pulling learnings, definitions, and session files from a configured remote brain endpoint while draining sync queues to fully reconcile state between local and remote instances.

How do I pull remote brain updates without blocking my interactive startup process?

You can pull remote brain updates non-blockingly by running an awaken process that conditionally calls remote endpoints to drain sync queues and pulls definitions while registering instance heartbeats in the background.

Does session state recovery work for local development workflows requiring a brief-first protocol?

Yes, session state recovery is designed specifically for local development workflows where persistent session context, cross-project memory sync, and brief-first protocols are required for resuming interrupted work.

How do I register an active session instance and surface recommended next steps?

To register an active session instance, the tool sends an instance heartbeat, scans briefs and blockers, and automatically surfaces recommended next steps for immediate action upon startup.

When should I not use automated session recovery to restore my project context?

You should avoid automated session recovery if your local development workflow lacks local session files or a configured remote brain endpoint, as the tool depends on reading these specific files to restore context.