session-recap

To automatically summarize a session and save it to a markdown file, you can trigger this skill to generate a token-efficient recap of tasks, decisions, and pending items, writing the output directly to a timestamped file in your Documents folder.

The best way to capture key decisions and pending items from an ongoing conversation is to generate a structured recap. This skill extracts tasks completed, learnings, and decisions, saving them as a concise markdown artifact for future reference.

The session recap workflow does not strictly require a specific text editor, but it is designed to automatically open the generated timestamped markdown file in Zed for quick review after saving it to your local Documents directory.

Yes, you can use this to create token-efficient summaries for long work meetings. It automatically processes the current session context to extract core tasks, decisions, and pending items without consuming excessive context window tokens.

To start the recap generation process for your current session, simply ask it to recap the session. The skill will then automatically generate the summary and save it to ~/Documents/session-recaps/YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM.md.

The file naming convention used when saving session recaps is a timestamp format: YYYY-MM-DD-HH-MM.md. This ensures each session artifact is uniquely named and chronologically sorted within your session-recaps directory.