skills/resync/SKILL.md
Summarize the current session's state when the user has lost track across parallel agent sessions. Use when the user says "resync", "catch me up", "where were we", "I drifted off", or needs a quick status of what we're working on, where things stand, what's needed from them, and what's next.
npx skillsauth add pietz/skills resyncInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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I've drifted off and lost track of this session. Give me a tight recap, no preamble, answering the questions:
Aim for one concise sentence per question. Not more than 2. Use simple, conversational language.
development
Finish a build session by shipping the work. Ensure tests exist and pass, validate the functionality, spawn a fresh-eyes subagent review when the change is large or risky, then commit and push to main. Use when the user says "ship", "ship it", "wrap this up and push", "test, commit and push", or otherwise wants the session's changes tested, reviewed, committed, and pushed.
development
Search YouTube and read video transcripts from the command line. Use this whenever the user wants to find YouTube videos or channels, answer a question using knowledge from YouTube videos, get/read/summarize a video's transcript or captions, or find where in a video something is discussed. Also consider this skill for general purpose research, since YouTube is a rich source of information.
development
Create visual documents (presentations, flyers, brochures, posters) by generating HTML/CSS and converting to PDF via headless Chromium. Use this skill when the user wants to create slides, presentations, pitch decks, flyers, brochures, or posters.
development
Find and remove incidental architectural complexity in an existing codebase — structure that accreted through many locally-reasonable edits until the whole became more complex than the problem warrants. Preserves what the software does for its callers while simplifying how it's built. NOT for bug fixes, feature work, formatting/style cleanup, or refactors whose change is already obvious.