shipshitdev/session-start
bundles/session/skills/session-start/SKILL.md
Loads critical project context and recent session history at the start of each session or after `/clear` — reads `.agents/memory/` source-of-truth files, surfaces open next steps from the latest session log, and activates the session-documenter. Triggers on: session start, `/clear`, "load context", "start session", or first message in a new agent session.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- session-start
- description:
- >-
- the session-documenter. Triggers on:
- session start, `/clear`, "load context",
- version:
- 1.1.1
- tags:
- session, workflow, context, productivity
Session Start
Load critical context and recent history at the start of each session or after /clear.
Contract
Inputs:
- Project root
- Current date
- Existing
.agents/memory/and.agents/sessions/files
Outputs:
- Loaded repo memory summary
- Today's session context (if any)
- Open next-steps surfaced from the latest session log
Creates/Modifies:
- No required writes
- May create today's session file only through
session-documenter
External Side Effects:
- None
Confirmation Required:
- Before creating or rewriting session files when paths are ambiguous
Delegates To:
session-documenterto track the active sessionrules-captureif startup reveals uncaptured preferences
Workflow
1. Read Repo Memory (CRITICAL — source of truth)
Read the repo's memory files at .agents/memory/. These are the source of truth
for current project context: architecture, deployment state, migrations, known
gotchas, and operating decisions. Apply the staleness and temporary-file checks
defined in the global CLAUDE.md / MEMORY.md before citing any entry.
2. Read Today's Session File
Read today's session to understand what was already done before /clear:
Read today's session file at .agents/sessions/YYYY-MM-DD.md (where YYYY-MM-DD
is today's date).
If the file exists, it shows tasks completed, decisions made, files changed, mistakes, and next steps. If it doesn't exist yet, this is a fresh session day.
3. Activate Session Documenter
Run the session-documenter skill to track work throughout the session.
4. Confirmation
After reading memory and the session file, provide a brief confirmation (5-7 bullet points max):
- Critical rules understood
- Repo memory loaded (flag any stale
last_verifiedorstatus: temporaryfiles) - Today's session context loaded (if it exists)
- Session documenter active
- Open next-steps surfaced from the latest session log (if any)
Related Skills
- session-end — Document session before clearing context
- session-documenter — Tracks work throughout the session
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