Show help for the session management system:
Session Management Skills
The session system helps document development work for future reference.
Available Skills:
/project:session-start [name]- Start a new session with optional name/project:session-update [notes]- Add notes to current session/project:session-end- End session with comprehensive summary/project:session-list- List all session files/project:session-current- Show current session status/project:session-help- Show this help
How It Works:
- Sessions are markdown files in
.claude/sessions/ - Files use
YYYY-MM-DD-HHMM-name.mdformat - Only one session can be active at a time
- Sessions track progress, issues, solutions, and learnings
Best Practices:
- Start a session when beginning significant work
- Update regularly with important changes or findings
- End with thorough summary for future reference
- Review past sessions before starting similar work
Example Workflow:
/project:session-start refactor-auth
/project:session-update Added Google OAuth restriction
/project:session-update Fixed Next.js 15 params Promise issue
/project:session-end
Token Optimization
Expected range: 200–400 tokens (initial), 50 tokens (cache hit)
Caching: Caches static help content — content is invariant and never regenerated.
Early exit: Returns immediately from cache on all subsequent calls after the first.
Patterns used: Early exit, caching (static content)