new-skill-session

To restart an agent process in an existing terminal session, use the new-skill-session skill. It replaces the running agent process within your current tmux-backed bash session to initiate a new prompt or skill without closing the terminal environment.

Yes, you can switch to a new skill prompt without destroying your current tmux terminal session. The skill targets the latest web or native terminal session, replacing only the running agent process while ensuring the terminal session remains active.

Yes, you need the core/bin/tool-cli utility to manage agent sessions. The skill requires this specific command-line utility to successfully target the latest terminal session and replace the running agent process with a new prompt.

The best way to start a new agent process with an updated prompt in bash is using the new-skill-session skill. It leverages session reusability to replace the running agent within an existing tmux session, facilitating prompt management without creating new terminal UIs.

Yes, this skill works with both web and native terminal sessions. It specifically targets the latest active tmux-backed bash session, ensuring continuity by replacing the running agent process regardless of whether the terminal is web-based or native.