Classify coding tasks and coordinate planning with cross-session memory.
npx skills add https://github.com/saifulapm/focus --skill focus-saifulapm
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: focus Source: https://github.com/saifulapm/focus/tree/main/skills/focus Command: npx skills add https://github.com/saifulapm/focus --skill focus-saifulapm
Focus coordinates task complexity, creates actionable plans, and preserves cross-session memory so coding tasks stay on track.
Invoke Focus before starting any coding task to initialize planning, memory, and cross-session context.
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To maintain coding context across sessions, this skill coordinates cross-session memory using a memory.md file and daily journal, allowing you to resume work on complex tasks after breaks by preserving your persistent context.
Generating actionable plans for coding tasks is handled by classifying task complexity and creating atomic plans for bug fixes, features, and refactors to maintain a living plan throughout your workflow.
Classifying task complexity occurs automatically when you invoke the skill before starting any coding task, evaluating the work needed for bug fixes, features, or refactors to initialize planning.
Managing cross-session memory requires no external dependencies, relying instead on internal scripts and references directories to power the workflow and preserve persistent context.
You should avoid using an automated planning workflow for trivial tasks that require no cross-session memory or atomic plans, as the overhead of initializing a living plan is unnecessary for simple fixes.
Yes, you can use hooks and user prompts to manage plan execution, handoffs, and evaluation, ensuring your coding workflow stays on track through automated coordination.
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