ar-taskflow-remember

name	ar-taskflow-remember
description	Use when Claude forgets context or hallucinates during the same session. Re-reads task-flow skill and task files to get back on track. Say "ar-taskflow-remember" or "remember".
disable-model-invocation	true

Task Flow Remember

Quick context recovery when Claude loses track during the same session.

🧭 Learning routing

Follow the rule at <standards_location>/learning-routing.md (resolve standards_location from .claude/config_hints.json): route any learning to a project rule (docs/ai-rules/), a framework improvement (ar-record-improvement), or conversational-only, never personal auto-memory.

When to Use

Use this skill when:

• Claude forgets what task you're working on
• Claude hallucinates wrong phase or incorrect information
• Claude suggests actions that don't match the execution plan
• You need quick re-orientation in the same session

Use ar-taskflow-resume instead when:

• You closed Claude and opened a new session
• You need full task state restoration

How It Works

Trigger: User says "ar-taskflow-remember" or "remember"

Steps:

1. Re-read ar-taskflow skill first:

   • Read the ar-taskflow skill (globally installed at ~/.claude/skills/ar-taskflow/SKILL.md) to refresh on the workflow
   • Understand the phases and what each phase does

2. Get task folder path:

   • Check conversation for recent mentions of task folder
   • If not found, ask: "What's your current task folder path?"

3. Read task files in priority order:

   • execution-summary.md (MUST read - source of truth for current state)
   • execution_plan.md (SHOULD read - shows what we're building)
   • prompt-understanding.md (only if needed for clarity)

4. Check git branch:

   git branch --show-current
   

5. Present brief summary:

   ✅ Back on track.
   
   Task: {task folder name}
   Phase: {from execution-summary}
   Branch: {current branch}
   Last Action: {from execution-summary}
   Next: {from execution-summary or infer from phase using ar-taskflow knowledge}
   
   Ready to continue. What would you like me to do?
   

6. Wait for user direction - Let ar-taskflow workflow handle what comes next

Key Points

• ⚡ Be fast - Read only essential files (2-3 max)
• 📖 Trust execution-summary.md - It's the source of truth
• 🎯 Don't explore codebase - Just read task files
• 💬 Be brief - Short summary, not full execution plan
• ✅ Correct mistakes - If execution-summary shows you were wrong, accept it

File Reading Priority

1. ar-taskflow skill - To remember the workflow
2. execution-summary.md - Current state (MUST read)
3. execution_plan.md - Context about what we're building (SHOULD read)
4. prompt-understanding.md - Requirements (only if needed)

Related Skills

• ar-taskflow - Start a NEW task
• ar-taskflow-resume - Resume after closing Claude (new session)
• ar-taskflow-remember - Quick refresh in same session