End MARVIN sessions by saving context and committing changes.
npx skills add https://github.com/gaodes/marvin --skill end-gaodes
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: end Source: https://github.com/gaodes/marvin/tree/main/skills/end Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gaodes/marvin --skill end-gaodes
End MARVIN sessions by preserving the full conversation context, logging outcomes, and optionally committing changes to the project logs.
End the current session and persist the context to logs and state.
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To preserve context when ending a session, this Skill aggregates current session data and updates content and session logs. It refreshes the current state to ensure your conversation context is saved for future reference.
Yes, you can automatically commit changes to git when ending a session. The Skill optionally commits changes to a configured VCS or repository, aggregating session data and updating logs while performing the git commit.
The best way to log session outcomes is by triggering the end session command, which aggregates session data, updates session logs, and refreshes the current state. This preserves your context and outcomes within the project logs.
Context preservation works by aggregating session data and refreshing the current state when the session ends. It updates content and session logs, ensuring the full conversation context is saved for future context retrieval.
You do not need a configured repository to save session logs and context, as the Skill aggregates session data and updates logs regardless. However, committing changes to git requires a configured VCS or repository.
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