Create and update a rolling TLDR.md summary with session findings and decisions.
npx skills add https://github.com/jstoobz/dotfiles --skill tldr
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: tldr Source: https://github.com/jstoobz/dotfiles/tree/main/claude/skills/session-kit/tldr Command: npx skills add https://github.com/jstoobz/dotfiles --skill tldr
This skill automates the creation of a concise TLDR.md summary for the current session, capturing key findings, decisions, and outcomes.
Run the TLDR command in the active session to generate or update TLDR.md with the latest highlights.
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To generate a markdown summary of your debugging session, this skill creates a concise TLDR.md file capturing key findings, decisions, and actions taken. It formats the output specifically for engineer-friendly sharing.
Maintaining a rolling history of session summaries is done by prepending new content with a timestamp while preserving previous notes. The skill updates TLDR.md in your working directory to create a chronological log of investigations.
Documenting design review outcomes is achieved by structuring investigated topics, notable findings, decisions, and open items into a shareable format. The skill outputs a clean TLDR.md file to quickly brief teammates before full analysis.
The TLDR markdown generator requires no external dependencies to function. It operates entirely within the active session to read or create the TLDR.md file in your working directory.
Automating session documentation across ongoing conversations is fully supported. The skill operates across active sessions, maintaining a rolling history by reading existing TLDR.md files and prepending the latest highlights.
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