record-session

To automatically record work progress, this skill fetches current context, identifies completed tasks, and creates a session entry with commit hashes and summaries. It then appends the record to your development journal and auto-commits the changes.

Maintaining a development journal is achieved by archiving completed tasks into sessions with titles and concise summaries. The skill auto-updates index files with total sessions, last active dates, and line counts for clear traceability.

Yes, you can archive completed software development tasks automatically. The workflow checks your current context for finished items, archives them, and generates a session summary linked to your specific git commit hashes.

No external dependencies are required for this session recording workflow. It operates independently using internal commands and scripts to fetch context, update journal markdown files, and auto-commit the historical progress records.

To add a new session, provide a title, relevant commit hashes, and a concise summary. The one-click script creates the entry, appends it to journal-N.md, and updates the main index.md with current session statistics.