tap-in

To generate a session briefing, run the initialization process to read DaysActivity.md and CurrentStatus.md, execute local shell health checks, and output a concise session-briefing.md summarizing recent activity and open work.

A tmux-invoked health check executes gt doctor --fix within a tmux session during initialization to detect regressions, capture recent console output, and verify system state before writing the final briefing.

Tracking continuity threads involves reading the most recent entries from DaysActivity.md and CurrentStatus.md to capture last activity, carried work, and attention items into a structured summary.

Session initialization requires DaysActivity.md and CurrentStatus.md to exist locally for context collection, plus access to local shell commands and tmux to execute health checks and write the output file.

Automating daily handoffs uses this initialization to collect recent activity and system state, surfacing open work and health issues so ongoing operations remain continuous and safe across operators.

The operations briefing flags issues because the initialization process runs local shell checks and a tmux-invoked gt doctor --fix, capturing console output to detect regressions or failures that require attention.