session-start

Aggregate incomplete tasks and project state into a session context report.

Updated Mar 11, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/t-hasuike/CLysis --skill session-start-t-hasuike
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Skill: session-start
Source: https://github.com/t-hasuike/CLysis/tree/main/legacy-investigation/skills/session-start
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/t-hasuike/CLysis --skill session-start-t-hasuike

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Recovering and synthesizing context across sessions is tedious and error-prone. This Skill collects incomplete tasks, current project state, open issues, and knowledge changes to present a clear, actionable priority list to the leader.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Context aggregation: compiles in-progress work, open issues, and knowledge updates into a single report.
  • Role-based workflow: defines Leader, Planner, Worker, and Inspector responsibilities to ensure accountability.
  • Output preservation: saves the generated context to reports/session_context and provides a leader-facing report.
  • Use case: startup a new session to quickly regain situational awareness and set today’s priorities after a long interruption.

Quick Start

Invoke the session-start skill to generate today’s context report.

Frequently Asked Questions about session-start

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I recover context and prioritize tasks at the start of a new work session?

To recover session context and prioritize tasks, aggregate incomplete work, project state, open issues, and knowledge changes into a single actionable report. This synthesizes previous session data to present today's priority tasks to the leader.

How does context aggregation from previous sessions work for project management?

Context aggregation compiles in-progress work, open issues, and knowledge updates from previous sessions into a single leader-facing report. It defines Leader, Planner, Worker, and Inspector responsibilities to ensure accountability across multiple projects.

What is the best way to summarize incomplete tasks and project state after a long interruption?

The best way to summarize incomplete tasks after an interruption is to generate a context report that aggregates in-progress work and open issues. This provides situational awareness and sets today's priorities automatically.

Do I need specific directories or files to generate a session context report?

Yes, generating a session context report requires access to the knowledge/ and workspace/in_progress/ directories. The aggregated report is then saved directly to the reports/session_context/ directory for output preservation.

Can I use GitHub Issues to enhance task prioritization and project state recovery?

Yes, you can use GitHub Issues to enhance context recovery by running the aggregation in --full mode. This mode integrates memory and GitHub Issues data for a more comprehensive view of open issues alongside local workspace files.

What are the limitations of using automated session context recovery for task management?

Limitations include a strict dependency on specific directory structures like knowledge/ and workspace/in_progress/ for file access. Without these predefined folders and the --full mode flag, GitHub Issues and memory data cannot be integrated into the final report.