wake-up

Reads project status and git state to produce a concise session briefing.

Updated Jun 22, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Elad73/agentic-base-layer --skill wake-up
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: wake-up
Source: https://github.com/Elad73/agentic-base-layer/tree/main/global/skills/wake-up
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Elad73/agentic-base-layer --skill wake-up

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill removes the friction of reorienting at the start of a work session by summarizing the current project state, recent progress, and immediate risks in a fast, consistent format.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Session Context Sync: Reads the latest project status and git state so you can resume work without manually hunting for updates.
  • Quick Health Check: Detects whether a local server is running and whether stale merged branches suggest cleanup is needed.
  • Focused Hand-off: Produces a short announcement of the current phase, recent completions, and the single best next step.
  • Use Case: Open a project after time away and get an immediate, read-only briefing that tells you what changed, what is blocked, and what to do next.

Quick Start

Use the wake-up skill to review the current project status, git state, and server health, then give me a concise session briefing with the single best next step.

Frequently Asked Questions about wake-up

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

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How do I get a quick project status briefing when resuming a coding session?

A project status briefing that summarizes git state, recent progress, and immediate risks is generated by reading status files and probing local server health. This read-only session context sync lets you resume work quickly without manually hunting for updates.

Can I check if my local development server is running and detect stale git branches?

Yes, a quick health check can detect whether a local server is running through a lightweight port probe. It also reviews git branch state to identify stale merged branches and suggest cleanup, establishing session context fast.

What is the best way to review recent git history and current blockers before starting work?

Reviewing recent git history and detecting blockers is handled by reading project status files and branch state at the start of a working session. This produces a focused hand-off announcing the current phase, recent completions, and the single best next step.

Does the session context wake-up check require write access to my project files or git history?

No, the session context wake-up check requires only read-only access to status files, git history, and branch state. It safely establishes project context and detects risks without modifying your codebase or repository.

How do I automatically identify the single best next step after returning to a project?

Identifying the single best next step is done by analyzing current project status, recent git progress, and blocker detection. The session briefing output provides a focused hand-off summarizing what changed and what to do next.

When should I use a git state and health check for session context?

Use a git state and health check at the start of any working session to reorient after time away. It is needed when you want an immediate, read-only briefing on project changes, local server status, and blockers without manual investigation.