park

Name: park
Availability: InStock
Author: AgentFlock

Save current session context to a local parked store with frontmatter metadata.

8|1|Updated Apr 3, 2026

Search Tags:#context #productivity #resume #notes #session #park

Ready to run

npx skills add https://github.com/agentflock/myna --skill park-agentflock

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Skill: park
Source: https://github.com/agentflock/myna/tree/main/skills/park
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/agentflock/myna --skill park-agentflock

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Park saves your current session context so you can resume later without re-orienting yourself when you start a new session.

Core Features & Use Cases

Save current workspace to _system/parked/{topic-slug}.md with topic metadata
Resume by topic name or list parked items to reload context across sessions
Switch to a project by loading its status from the parked file, enabling quick restoration of focus

Quick Start

Say "park this" to save your current session and "resume [topic]" to load it later.

Frequently Asked Questions about park

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I save my current session context to resume work later?▼

To save your current session context for later resumption, use the park command to store your workspace state in a local _system/parked directory with topic metadata. This enables zero-loss context retrieval when you return to the task.

What is the best way to switch to a different project across sessions?▼

Switching to a different project across sessions involves loading its status from a parked file using the resume command. This reconstructs your previous workspace state from the saved markdown metadata, enabling quick restoration of focus.

Can I list all my parked session notes to see what I can resume?▼

Yes, you can list all parked session notes to see available topics for resumption. The system stores each parked item as a predictive file structure in the _system/parked directory, allowing you to browse and select saved contexts.

Does saving my workspace context require any external dependencies?▼

Saving your workspace context requires no external dependencies. The system uses a local _system/parked directory with frontmatter metadata and a predictable file structure to store and reconstruct your session state internally.

When should I avoid using parked session files for context management?▼

You should avoid using parked session files when you need real-time cross-device synchronization, as the system relies on a local directory structure. It is designed for single-environment zero-loss resumption rather than distributed cloud-based context sharing.

How do I reload context across sessions after pausing my work?▼

To reload context across sessions after pausing work, issue a resume command with the specific topic name. This action retrieves the saved frontmatter metadata from the local parked store to reconstruct your previous working state.