context-recovery

Name: context-recovery
Availability: InStock
Author: wollfoo

Recover project working context by analyzing Git history and file status.

Updated Nov 20, 2025

Search Tags:#git #workflow #developer tools #context #recovery #project status

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/wollfoo/codex-cli --skill context-recovery-wollfoo

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Skill: context-recovery
Source: https://github.com/wollfoo/codex-cli/tree/main/skills/context-recovery
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/wollfoo/codex-cli --skill context-recovery-wollfoo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

💡 This Skill includes scripts (resource) components.

What problem does it solve?

This Skill helps you quickly regain your bearings and understand your current project status when you lose track of your work, such as after an IDE restart or a long break.

Core Features & Use Cases

Git History Analysis: Reviews recent commit messages and changes to summarize recent work.
Project Structure Scan: Identifies key directories and files to understand the project's layout.
Working Directory Check: Assesses the current state of your files (staged, unstaged, untracked).
Use Case: After returning from a weekend, you can use this Skill to get a rapid overview of what was accomplished last week and what your current task might be.

Quick Start

Analyze the git history and project status to recover the current work context.

Frequently Asked Questions about context-recovery

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

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How do I restore my project context after an IDE restart or a long break?▼

You can recover your work context by analyzing recent Git commit logs, project structure, and working directory status. This summarizes recent changes and file states to help you quickly resume interrupted development work.

What is the best way to summarize recent project status using Git history?▼

Summarizing recent project status involves parsing Git commit messages and diffs. Evaluating these alongside current working directory changes provides a rapid overview of accomplished work and pending tasks.

Can I check my working directory status and untracked files without opening my IDE?▼

Yes, you can check working directory status by running Git command-line tools to parse file states. This identifies staged, unstaged, and untracked files to assess current project changes without needing an IDE.

Do I need Git command-line tools installed to analyze my working directory?▼

Yes, Git command-line tools are required to analyze your working directory. The context recovery process depends on these tools to parse commit logs, diffs, and file status directly from the repository.

When do I need to scan my project structure to understand project layout?▼

You need to scan your project structure when you lose track of your project layout after long inactivity. Identifying key directories and files helps you regain your bearings and understand current project organization.