ze-recap

To generate a progress summary, the skill reads active spec metadata and git state to output a structured recap. It consolidates session state into sections for goal, done, in progress, remaining, deferred, and skipped items.

Tracking deferred tasks and skipped items requires reading per-spec session state and spec metadata. The skill checks deferrals and highlights outstanding items alongside the current git branch and recent changes.

Session state tracking works by reading the active spec metadata to anchor the current task, then capturing recent activity and decisions. It reflects ongoing development by aggregating repository state and per-spec session data.

Yes, you can consolidate git branch status and spec progress into a single recap. The skill captures the repository state, reads selected spec metadata, and outputs a compact summary of what is done and what remains.

No, the ze-recap skill requires no external dependencies to summarize session state. It operates independently to read spec metadata, capture git state, and generate a structured progress summary.

A structured six-part recap is needed when you want to review ongoing development tasks within a repository. It provides a compact overview of your goal, completed work, in-progress items, remaining steps, deferrals, and skipped elements.