session-current

To check your current development session status, this skill displays the session name, duration, and recent updates by reading an active session file and utilizing cached metadata. It provides a quick overview of your ongoing project session.

Tracking development session progress without using excessive tokens is achieved by leveraging cached data and executing Bash commands for calculations and data retrieval. This approach optimizes token usage by avoiding unnecessary Read tool invocations.

You can view recent updates and the duration of an active coding session by running this skill. It checks for an active session file and displays the last few updates alongside the total session duration using cached metadata.

If you check session status when no active session exists, the skill informs you that no session is currently active. It then suggests starting a new session to begin tracking your development progress.

No, this session tracking tool does not require any external dependencies or components. It operates independently by checking for an active session file and utilizing cached metadata to display the current status.

Using Bash commands for session progress tracking instead of direct file reads optimizes token usage. The skill performs calculations and data retrieval via Bash, avoiding unnecessary Read tool invocations to provide a concise status overview.