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npx -y skills add vishnujchandran/.agents --skill session-open

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Restart-safe session starter that restores context, validates readiness, and creates a focused execution plan for the current development session.

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session-open (v2.0)

Open a development session with enough structure that work can resume quickly without re-discovery overhead.

Trigger Signals

Use when user asks to:

  • start today’s coding session
  • continue from where we stopped
  • recover context after interruption
  • define focus for current session

Inputs

  • optional: previous checkpoint file (SESSION_CHECKPOINT.md or equivalent)
  • optional: current branch / open PR / issue ID
  • optional: available work window (e.g., 30m, 2h)

Workflow

  1. Load latest checkpoint or reconstruct from recent changes/tasks.
  2. Summarize restored context (what, why, current state).
  3. Validate context completeness (missing details, blockers, assumptions).
  4. Define session objective + done criteria.
  5. Create prioritized plan (P0/P1/P2) with first 3 executable actions.
  6. Produce restart artifact for current session start.

Context Completeness Score

Score 0–5 and explain missing pieces:

  • 0–1: missing critical context
  • 2–3: partial context, proceed with caution
  • 4–5: ready to execute

Output Contract

Return exactly:

  1. Restored context summary
  2. Context completeness score + missing info
  3. Session objective + done criteria
  4. Prioritized tasks (P0/P1/P2)
  5. Immediate next 3 actions
  6. Risks/blockers

Fail Conditions

Mark result as blocked if:

  • no clear objective can be defined
  • critical dependency/access/context is missing
  • conflicting priorities cannot be resolved

Templates

Use templates/session-open-template.md for consistent output.

Guardrails

  • Keep scope realistic for one session
  • Prefer concrete actions over broad planning
  • State assumptions explicitly
  • Never fabricate restored context

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