kit-session-restore

Reads session notes and proposes the next workflow command without executing changes.

Updated Jun 26, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/pavelvdo/universal-xml-exchange2 --skill kit-session-restore-pavelvdo
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: kit-session-restore
Source: https://github.com/pavelvdo/universal-xml-exchange2/tree/main/.cursor/skills/session-restore
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pavelvdo/universal-xml-exchange2 --skill kit-session-restore-pavelvdo

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? When returning to a paused 1C development session, you lose track of where work stopped and what to do next. This Skill restores context from a saved session notes file and points you to the right next command, without accidentally resuming code changes on its own. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Context Recovery: Reads temp/session-notes.md and displays a compact summary of Current state, Next steps, Decisions, and Links in the chat. - Next-Command Suggestion: Proposes exactly one relevant follow-up command (such as /opsx:explore, /opsx:apply <name>, or /opsx:verify <name>) as text only, letting you decide whether to run it. - Safety Guardrails: Explicitly forbidden from auto-running apply/writer agents or editing .bsl and XML source files, so restore stays navigation-only. - Use Case: You saved a session mid-change with /session-save, opened a new chat the next day, and type /session-restore to see where you left off and which command to run next. ## Quick Start Type /session-restore in the chat to load your saved session notes and see the suggested next command.

Frequently Asked Questions about kit-session-restore

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I restore a saved Cursor chat session?

Run the /session-restore command in a new chat. It reads temp/session-notes.md, shows a summary of your current state and next steps, and suggests one follow-up command for you to run manually.

What happens if the session notes file does not exist?

If temp/session-notes.md is missing, the skill tells you so and suggests either running /session-save first or describing your task again from scratch. It stops there without taking further action.

Does session-restore automatically continue code changes?

No. The skill is navigation-only: it never runs /opsx:apply, writer or reviewer agents, and never edits .bsl or src XML files. You must type the suggested command yourself to continue implementation.

What information does the restored session summary show?

It displays a brief outline with the Current state in one or two sentences, the Next steps as a numbered list, any recorded Decisions, and Links with relevant file paths from the saved notes.

When should I use session-restore instead of starting a new task?

Use it whenever you previously saved progress with /session-save and want to resume that exact work. If there is no saved session or the task is unrelated, start fresh with /opsx:explore instead.