standup

Parse STATUS.md and session logs to generate a standup summary.

4|2|Updated Mar 24, 2026

Search Tags:#context #memory #session #handoffs #standup #session-logs #status.md

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npx skills add https://github.com/gyoung55/cowork-session-skills --skill standup-gyoung55

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Skill: standup
Source: https://github.com/gyoung55/cowork-session-skills/tree/main/standup
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/gyoung55/cowork-session-skills --skill standup-gyoung55

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Persistent projects lose context between sessions. This Skill provides a structured standup at session start to build full working memory before any substantive work begins.

Core Features & Use Cases

Ingests project state files (e.g., STATUS.md) and recent session logs to produce a concise sync summary.
Detects staleness and highlights priorities to help you resume work quickly.
Outputs a standup summary and awaits user confirmation before proceeding.

Quick Start

Invoke /standup at session start to generate a concise, validated standup summary.

Frequently Asked Questions about standup

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

FAQPage Schema

How do I restore project context and memory when starting a new development session?▼

To restore project context and memory at session start, you can invoke a standup command that parses STATUS.md and recent session logs to generate a structured sync summary of your current project state.

What is the best way to track session handoffs and detect stale project state?▼

Tracking session handoffs and detecting stale state is handled by reading recent session logs and project state files to highlight staleness and surface priorities for resuming work quickly.

How do I generate a development standup summary from markdown status files?▼

Generating a development standup summary from markdown status files involves parsing STATUS.md and recent session logs to produce a concise sync summary that awaits user confirmation before proceeding.

Can I use session logs to infer next actions and rebuild working memory automatically?▼

Yes, you can use session logs to infer actions from project state and rebuild full working memory automatically by generating a validated standup summary at the start of a new session.

Do I need a STATUS.md file to produce a session standup summary?▼

A STATUS.md file is required to produce a session standup summary, as the Skill ingests this project state file alongside recent session logs to detect staleness and build a structured sync report.

Why does my session context disappear between development handoffs?▼

Session context disappears between development handoffs because persistent projects lose working memory, which is solved by generating a structured standup at session start to rebuild full memory before work begins.