execution-bootstrap

Load prepared state files and present a bootstrap summary for autonomous coding sessions.

Updated Jan 16, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/adiomas/claude-code-adiomas-plugins --skill execution-bootstrap
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Skill: execution-bootstrap
Source: https://github.com/adiomas/claude-code-adiomas-plugins/tree/main/autonomous-dev/skills/execution-bootstrap
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/adiomas/claude-code-adiomas-plugins --skill execution-bootstrap

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill bootstraps an autonomous coding session by loading prepared state files and establishing context for continuing autonomous execution, enabling a fast, low-token startup.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Load and validate /auto-execute state files from .claude/auto-execution
  • Identify the current task and planned steps to resume automation
  • Produce a concise bootstrap summary to guide the subsequent execution loop

Quick Start

Run /auto-execute to begin an autonomous session. The skill will read next-session.md, load the current task from tasks.json, and present a compact bootstrap summary to begin coding.

Frequently Asked Questions about execution-bootstrap

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

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How do I resume an autonomous coding session from a previous state?

You resume an autonomous coding session by invoking `/auto-execute`, which reads `next-session.md`, loads the current task from `tasks.json`, and outputs a minimal bootstrap summary to guide the upcoming coding steps.

What is state-loading for task-resume in autonomous coding?

State-loading for task-resume is the mechanism of reading prepared context files like `tasks.json` to rebuild the execution environment, allowing the autonomous coding loop to resume exactly where it left off with minimal token overhead.

Do I need specific state files to bootstrap an auto-execute context?

Yes, you need prepared state files located in the `.claude/auto-execution` directory. The bootstrap process validates prerequisites and loads the next-task state from these files to establish the execution context correctly.

How do I start an autonomous coding session with minimal context overhead?

You start an autonomous coding session with minimal context by running `/auto-execute`, which enforces prerequisite validation, loads only the necessary next-task state, and produces a concise bootstrap summary for low-token startup.

Why does my autonomous coding bootstrap fail to find the next task?

Autonomous coding bootstrap fails to find the next task if prerequisite validation fails or if required state files like `tasks.json` and `next-session.md` are missing or improperly formatted in the `.claude/auto-execution` directory.