Results for “session-briefing”

Quickly refreshes project state when resuming work by reporting git status, recent commits, environment, memory staleness, pending tasks, and red flags.

Closes out a working session by updating docs/progress.md, reporting uncommitted and unpushed git work, and listing decisions and open threads. Read-only on git, never commits or pushes.

Keeps long AI sessions on track by tracking decisions, detecting scope creep, and flagging drift before it costs work.

Generates a structured post-task reflection capturing surprises, patterns, prompt improvements, and gotchas, writing it to a markdown file without modifying project rules.

Overwrites a single-file session baton with a high-level summary, the standing goal, and the next task, following a template.

Runs an interactive QA session, clarifying user-reported problems, exploring the codebase for context, and filing durable, user-focused GitHub issues.

Start-of-session routine — load context, check state, suggest next task. Use at the beginning of a fresh session or after a context reset.

Runs an adversarial, decision-aware review of all session work before committing, checking decision adherence and code maintainability, and applies only user-authorized fixes.

Generates a copy-paste handoff prompt for starting a new session by collecting current session context, project files, and git state.

Generate structured meeting notes with title, attendance, agenda, decisions, action items, and next meeting footer.

Configures personalized status briefings by learning your communication style, audiences, and data sources through an interactive conversation.

At the start of a session, reads the session baton file to restate the goal and next task, and opens any doc listed under "Read first" before confirming the next step with the user.