session-resume

To restore context from a previous session, this Skill assembles active work, recent commits, and plans by gathering local repository data from todos/, plans/, and docs/ to generate a concise summary.

The best way to resume coding and load recent git activity is to trigger this Skill at the start of a new conversation, which surfaces active todos, latest commits, and suggested next steps to seamlessly resume work.

Automatic session context summarization works by relying on internal scripts to gather local repository data, assembling active work, recent commits, and plans into a concise, up-to-date summary for quick onboarding.

Yes, you need local repository data to use this session resume automation, as it relies on files within the todos/, plans/, and docs/ directories to gather context and restore your previous working state.

You should trigger session context restoration at the start of a new conversation or after long idle periods to automatically assemble active todos, in-progress plans, and recent commits to guide your next steps.

A limitation when restoring session context is that the Skill relies entirely on local repository data within todos/, plans/, and docs/ directories, meaning it cannot restore context if these files are missing or empty.