prime

Summarize Codex session state from repository context and recent git activity.

Updated Aug 23, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/StiensGate928/Srtforge --skill prime-stiensgate928
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Skill: prime
Source: https://github.com/StiensGate928/Srtforge/tree/main/.agents/skills/prime
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/StiensGate928/Srtforge --skill prime-stiensgate928

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Read compact Srtforge context and summarize current Codex session state before making edits.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Read repository context files like AGENTS.md, CODEX.md, and docs to assemble a snapshot of the session.
  • Include essential state details: current branch, git status (clean/dirty), last 10 commit headlines, and the next recommended action from the previous session.
  • Use Case: At the start of a Codex session, quickly verify the current session context to guide safe edits.

Quick Start

Run the prime skill at the start of a Codex session to generate a compact state summary of the repository and recent activity.

Frequently Asked Questions about prime

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I summarize Codex session state before editing a repository?

To summarize Codex session state, inspect repository context files like AGENTS.md, CODEX.md, and active exec plans. This process assembles a concise snapshot including project purpose, current git branch, clean or dirty git state, and the last 10 commit headlines to guide safe edits.

What is the best way to get project context and recent git activity before starting a session?

Getting project context and recent git activity involves reading compact context files such as docs/agent/HANDOFF.md and docs/agent/CONTEXT_BRIEF.md. This extracts the previous session's next recommended action and any active ExecPlans, returning a quick state verification for the new session.

Can I use repository context files to check the previous session's next recommended action?

Yes, you can use repository context files to check the previous session's next recommended action. By targeting files like docs/agent/HANDOFF.md and docs/agent/WORKFLOW.md, the mechanism reads the stored context and returns the exact next recommended action alongside the current branch state.

Does session summarization work without external dependencies to inspect git status?

Session summarization works without external dependencies to inspect git status. It directly reads the repository context and recent activity natively, assembling the clean or dirty git state, last 10 commit headlines, and active ExecPlans without requiring any additional installed packages.

Why should I verify active ExecPlans and git branch state at the start of a Codex session?

Verifying active ExecPlans and git branch state at the start of a Codex session prevents conflicting edits. Inspecting this repository context provides a concise state snapshot that highlights ongoing work and the previous session's next recommended action, ensuring safe and continuous development.

When do I need to read AGENTS.md and CODEX.md for session state summarization?

You need to read AGENTS.md and CODEX.md for session state summarization at the start of a Codex session. These files provide the project purpose and workflow context needed to generate a compact state summary before making any code edits.