ActiveMemory/ctx - Page 3

ctx-next

Suggest what to work on next. Use when starting a session, finishing a task, or when unsure what to prioritize.

ctx-pause

Pause context hooks for this session. Use when context nudges aren't needed for the current task.

ctx-resume

Resume context hooks after a pause. Use when the user says 'resume ctx', 'unpause', 'turn nudges back on', or when transitioning from a quick task back to project work.

ctx-skill-audit

Audit skills against Anthropic prompting best practices. Use when reviewing skill quality, after creating or modifying a skill, before releasing skills, or when a skill produces inconsistent results. Also use when the user says 'audit this skill', 'check…

ctx-status

Show context summary. Use at session start or when unclear about current project state.

ctx-worktree

Manage git worktrees for parallel agent development. Use when splitting work across independent task tracks.

ctx-pause

Pause context hooks for this session. Use when context nudges aren't needed for the current task.

ctx-resume

Resume context hooks after a pause. Use when the user says 'resume ctx', 'unpause', 'turn nudges back on', or when transitioning from a quick task back to project work.

ctx-worktree

Manage git worktrees for parallel agent development. Use when splitting work across independent task tracks.

ctx-recall

Browse session history. Use when referencing past discussions or finding context from previous work.

ctx-import-plans

Import plan files into project specs directory. Use to convert external plans into project-tracked specs.

ctx-prompt

Apply, list, and manage saved prompt templates from .context/prompts/. Use when the user asks to apply, list, or create a reusable template like code-review or refactor.

ctx-skill-creator

Create, improve, test, and deploy skills. Full skill lifecycle from intent to working skill file.

ctx-verify

Verify before claiming completion. Use before saying work is done, tests pass, or builds succeed.

ctx-command-audit

Audit CLI command surface after renames, moves, or deletions. Use after any namespace change to catch stale references.

ctx-doctor

Troubleshoot ctx behavior. Runs structural health checks, analyzes event log patterns, and presents findings with suggested actions.

ctx-config

Manage runtime configuration profiles. Use when asked to switch to dev mode, check active profile, toggle verbose logging, or switch to base.

ctx-permission-sanitize

Audit settings.local.json for dangerous permissions. Use periodically, after granting permissions, or when security hygiene matters.

ctx-plan-import

Import Claude Code plan files into project specs. Use when plan files in ~/.claude/plans/ should become permanent project specs.

ctx-compact

Archive completed tasks and trim context. Use when context files are growing large.

ctx-update-docs

Check if docs and code conventions are consistent after changes. Use after modifying source code, before committing, or when asked to sync docs.

ctx-blog-changelog

Generate themed blog post from commits. Use when writing about changes between releases or documenting a development arc.

ctx-blog

Generate blog post draft. Use when documenting project progress, sharing learnings, or writing about development experience.

ctx-next

Suggest what to work on next. Use when starting a session, finishing a task, or when unsure what to prioritize.

ctx-release-notes

Generate release notes for dist/RELEASE_NOTES.md. Use when preparing a release or when hack/release.sh needs release notes.

ctx-release

Run the full release process. Use when cutting a new version of ctx.

ctx-alignment-audit

Audit alignment between docs and agent instructions. Use when recipes or docs make claims about agent behavior that may not be backed by the playbook or skills.

ctx-archive

Archive completed tasks. Use when TASKS.md has many completed items cluttering the view.

ctx-agent

Load full context packet. Use at session start or when context seems stale or incomplete.

ctx-loop

Generate a shell script for running AI tools in autonomous iteration loops. Use when setting up unattended iteration, headless agent runs, or CI-driven AI workflows.

ctx-absorb

Extract and apply deltas between two directories of the same project. Use when merging results from a parallel worktree or separate checkout where git push/pull isn't practical.

ctx-prompt-audit

Audit prompting patterns. Use periodically to help users improve prompt quality and reduce clarification cycles.

ctx-status

Show context summary. Use at session start or when unclear about current project state.