sebjacobs/save-session
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Mid-session checkpoint — snapshot current decisions and progress without archiving or cleaning up. Use when the user says "/save", "checkpoint", "save progress", or before risky operations like schema migrations, large refactors, or long-running tasks.
development
Updated Apr 16, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add sebjacobs/dotfiles save-sessionInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- save-session
- description:
- Mid-session checkpoint — snapshot current decisions and progress without archiving or cleaning up. Use when the user says "/save", "checkpoint", "save progress", or before risky operations like schema migrations, large refactors, or long-running tasks.
Save Session
Mid-session checkpoint. Captures current progress and decisions without the full end-of-session routine. Does not archive, move roadmap items, or propose commits.
Use before risky operations (migrations, large refactors) or when you want to preserve state before a /clear.
Steps
0 — Get context
Run date to get the current time.
Determine the project name and branch:
basename "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
git rev-parse --abbrev-ref HEAD
1 — Read recent context
jotter tail --project <project> --branch <branch> --limit 3
Review the last few entries to understand what's already been captured — avoid duplicating.
2 — Write the checkpoint
jotter write \
--project <project> \
--branch <branch> \
--type checkpoint \
--content "<progress since last entry, decisions made, current state>" \
--next "<what you're about to do next>"
Keep it concise — a few bullet points per topic. This is a snapshot, not a session summary.
3 — Confirm
"Checkpoint saved at HH:MM. Safe to
/clearor continue."
Do not propose commits, update the roadmap, or archive anything. That's /finish's job.
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