session-bootstrap

To load project context when starting a new agent session, run a read-only PowerShell bootstrap script that scans local workspace files for active protocols, pending learnings, and errors, generating a structured session brief for immediate orientation.

Inventorying available skills is done by scanning the local workspace directory for `.agent/skills/*/SKILL.md` files and `.agent/knowledge/*.md` entries, compiling a structured list of accessible skills and active protocols for the agent.

Yes, the session bootstrap script requires PowerShell to execute its read-only inventory operations, scanning `.learnings/LEARNINGS.md` and `.learnings/ERRORS.md` to ensure it always exits successfully within a short runtime.

You should run a workspace context bootstrap script at the start of any new conversation or when beginning a significant task reset, ensuring the agent receives immediate awareness of outstanding errors and pending learnings to prevent misaligned work.

Yes, you can use session bootstrap to triage pending errors across conversation resets by reading the `.learnings/ERRORS.md` file and highlight high-priority issues within the generated session brief for your next major task.

The limitation of using a read-only script for session orientation is that it cannot modify, resolve, or clear pending errors and learnings; it only inventories existing local workspace files to produce an at-a-glance summary for the agent.