summarize

Regenerate .summary.md files from task state files without modifying sources.

1|Updated Feb 10, 2026

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npx skills add https://github.com/huacheng/moonview --skill summarize-huacheng

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Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: summarize
Source: https://github.com/huacheng/moonview/tree/main/plugins/task-ai/skills/summarize
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/huacheng/moonview --skill summarize-huacheng

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Regenerate .summary.md files to recover lost context in a task module.

Core Features & Use Cases

Regenerate task-level and per-directory summaries to restore context after edits or session interruptions.
Read and consolidate data from task state files (.index.json, .target.md, .plan.md, .analysis/, .bugfix/, .test/, .notes/) to produce concise summaries.
Non-destructive: writes only .summary.md files and never modifies source files or state.

Quick Start

Run /task-ai:summarize <notebook> [--all] to regenerate the context summaries.

Frequently Asked Questions about summarize

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

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How do I regenerate task summaries to recover lost context after manual edits?▼

You can regenerate task summaries by running the summarize command on a notebook, which reads task state files like .index.json and .plan.md to rebuild concise .summary.md files without modifying source files.

What is the best way to consolidate task state files into a coherent narrative?▼

Consolidating task state files into a coherent narrative involves reading data from directories like .analysis, .bugfix, and .test, then generating a concise task-level summary to restore context after session interruptions.

How do I refresh per-directory context summaries across an entire task module?▼

To refresh per-directory context summaries across an entire task module, run the summarize command with the --all flag, which regenerates summaries for all subdirectories while only writing to .summary.md files.

Does the summarize automation modify original task source files?▼

No, the summarize automation is non-destructive; it only writes to .summary.md files to refresh context and never modifies original source files or task state data.

When do I need to regenerate context summaries in a task notebook?▼

You need to regenerate context summaries in a task notebook when context has degraded, after manual edits, or following session interruptions, ensuring the task narrative remains coherent and up to date.