session-setup

To initialize a developer session, the skill generates unique session IDs, manages session lock files, and creates or checks out feature branches. This ensures a consistent and secure starting point by isolating your work environment and preventing conflicts.

The best way to prevent merge conflicts is to rebase your feature branch from the default development line during session setup. This approach minimizes divergence and ensures you are always working with the latest base code.

Session lock file management works by generating and updating a session-locks.json file to track active development sessions. This provides an active session count, allowing conditional multi-session loading and preventing overlapping work on the same branch.

Yes, you can run multiple isolated developer sessions simultaneously. The skill provides an active session count by managing session-locks.json, which enables conditional multi-session loading so you can handle several tasks in parallel without interference.

No, you do not need to manually claim it. When you initialize a session, the skill automatically sets up your isolated work environment, claims the relevant product development requirement, and prepares your feature branch for immediate coding.