Summarize session attempts and guide non-destructive rewind in harness workflows.
npx skills add https://github.com/danmestas/wardrobe --skill course-correct
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: course-correct Source: https://github.com/danmestas/wardrobe/tree/main/skills/course-correct Command: npx skills add https://github.com/danmestas/wardrobe --skill course-correct
Course-correct helps you capture what was tried and learned during an exploration and provides a clear plan for rewinding your session context without altering git history or the working tree.
Run course-correct to generate a summary of your last session and a recommended rewind point.
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To summarize your session and rewind your workflow safely, run course-correct to generate a session-summary file and a recommended rewind point. This preserves your working tree state entirely while resetting your active harness context.
A non-destructive rewind resets your exploration context without altering git history or your working tree. It uses a generated session-summary file to capture goals and learnings, allowing you to safely revert your active harness to a previous state.
You document what was tried and learned by generating a replayable summary artifact. This records your attempted approaches, outcomes, and key learnings into a session-summary file that can be shared with teammates or reviewed later.
Yes, you can reset your session context without altering git history. Course-correct guides you through a non-destructive rewind that preserves your working tree state and files intact while reverting the active harness context to a stable point.
You should use a session summarization tool when iterative experiments go off track and require quick resets. It captures the goals and outcomes of what was tried, enabling you to safely rewind the session context without losing your working tree progress.
KrismithReddy12Restore session checkpoints and re-initialize project-specific configurations.
MINT-IARestore project session context from STATE.md and checkpoint files.
Marshall-HallenbeckGroup session-modified files into conventional Git commits with granular patching.
shellicarExplain Git working tree, index, and commit states to determine when stashing is required.
