meta-session-resume

To resume a shell session, you can use a command generated from the session's UUID. This skill automates generating that resume command and optionally adds it to your atuin history for easy recall later.

Yes, you can automatically extract the session UUID from a debug log. The skill supports automatic UUID extraction from logs, or you can manually input the UUID if you already have it.

Yes, atuin is required for history management. The skill relies on atuin to add the generated resume command to your shell history, though you can optionally skip the history addition.

The skill generates a resume command with a descriptive title and timestamp, then adds it to your atuin history. This automates recording the session resumption for future reference.

The best way to pick up where you left off is to generate a resume command using the session's UUID. This skill creates that command and logs it to atuin history with a timestamp.

Yes, you can skip adding the resume command to atuin history. The skill provides an option to bypass history addition if you only need the command generated without recording it.