Create concise recaps of active Cursor sessions from event and session logs.
npx skills add https://github.com/Julian0444/omnicursor --skill onex-recap
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: onex-recap Source: https://github.com/Julian0444/omnicursor/tree/main/.cursor/skills/onex-recap Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Julian0444/omnicursor --skill onex-recap
Manages session recap creation directly in the chat to keep the conversation organized and informative.
Ask "Summarize the current session."
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To automatically summarize a Cursor development session, you can use a skill that generates concise recaps from event and session logs. It provides a narrative and statistics on outcomes, file changes, and commands without manual aggregation.
An inline session recap is a summary generated directly in the chat interface to keep conversations organized. It improves developer productivity by automatically aggregating session outcomes, edited files, and user interactions for quick reference.
Yes, you can get a contextual recap tailored to your active session that includes information on outcomes, edited files, commands run, and ruff findings. This summarizes session outcomes directly from your session logs.
You can generate chat summaries for a development sprint by prompting the session summarizer. It highlights the success or challenges of the session by automatically creating a summary of outcomes and changes from your session logs.
No external dependencies are required for session tracking and recap creation. The skill operates directly within the chat environment to parse session and event logs, delivering contextual recaps without needing external tools.
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