record-session

You can log AI-assisted development progress by running viben task add-session with a session title, relevant commit hashes, and a short summary to append your work to the task journal and update the index automatically.

The best way to preserve context between iterative coding sessions is to record session history with commit references and summaries, preventing loss of context by maintaining a clear progress trail in a task journal file.

Task journal logging handles line-count growth by updating the task index with totals, last active time, line stats, and history, and it can create a new journal file automatically when the file size grows beyond a threshold.

No, the AI cannot perform git write actions when recording session history; the Skill requires ensuring git write actions are not performed by the AI while logging task progress and updating task status.

To archive completed tasks in an iterative coding workflow, you use the viben task archive command to archive a task when it has been finished, keeping your task index updated and organized.

Yes, session logging supports structured details passed through standard input, storing a session title, commit hashes, and a brief summary that includes those structured details when provided.