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Load project context from waypoint + git + vector memories
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Based on SOC occupation classification
This skill should be used when the user asks to "store a memory", "remember this", "search memories", "what did we decide", "find relevant context", "update a memory", "delete a memory", "that memory was useful", discusses "memory quality", "memory best practices", "proactive memory search", or when guidance is needed on when and how to use the vector memory system effectively. Provides patterns for storing, searching, and leveraging semantic memories across sessions.
Save session context to vector memory for seamless resumption
This skill should be used when the user asks to "set a waypoint", "save my progress", "save session state", "load waypoint", "resume work", "where were we", "what was I working on", "start a new session", "switch tasks", mentions "session persistence", "context management", or discusses when and how to use waypoints effectively. Provides guidance on the waypoint lifecycle for session continuity.
| name | waypoint:get |
| description | Load project context from waypoint + git + vector memories |
| user-invocable | true |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Load context for current project using vector-memory.
git log --oneline -10 2>/dev/null
git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null
Call mcp__vector-memory__get_waypoint to retrieve the latest waypoint snapshot.
After reading waypoint, check for staleness:
git log --oneline --since="[waypoint date]" 2>/dev/null
If commits exist after waypoint: Show them, ask user whether to use waypoint or skip it.
If no waypoint exists: Note it and continue to step 3.
Call mcp__vector-memory__search_memories with:
If the waypoint includes memory IDs, call mcp__vector-memory__get_memories with those IDs to retrieve full context.
# Context: [Project]
**Dir:** [path] | **Branch:** [branch] | **Waypoint:** [date or None]
## Git Activity
[recent commits]
## State
[from waypoint summary, completed items, blockers]
## Next Steps
[from waypoint next_steps]
## Relevant Memories
[key memories from search + referenced memories]
Combine waypoint document with retrieved memories to establish full context. Then:
No waypoint / no memories: Just note it and ask what we're working on.