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Load a previous session to review its content. Use when resuming work or reviewing past sessions.
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End the current session with comprehensive summary of work done. Use when completing significant work or stopping for the day.
Start a new development session with optional name. Use when beginning significant work or wanting to track progress.
Add notes and progress to the current session. Use when tracking changes, issues, or accomplishments.
Critically review uncommitted git changes (staged + unstaged + untracked) before committing.
Show the current active session status including duration and recent updates. Use when checking progress or session state.
Show help and reference for the session management system. Use when learning how sessions work or available commands.
| name | session-load |
| description | Load a previous session to review its content. Use when resuming work or reviewing past sessions. |
| argument-hint | ["session-name"] |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
| allowed-tools | Read,Glob |
CRITICAL: This command is READ-ONLY. NEVER modify, edit, or update any session file content.
If $ARGUMENTS is provided:
Set $SESSION_NAME to $ARGUMENTS, ensuring it is a valid session filename with .md extension.
If $ARGUMENTS is not provided
Set $SESSION_NAME to the current session name from .sessions/.current-session, if it exists.
If it does not exist, STOP and prompt the user to specify a session name.
$SESSION_NAME and check if a file exists at .sessions/$SESSION_NAME..md session files located in the .sessions/ directory.$SESSION_NAME filename to .sessions/.current-session.Loaded the session `$SESSION_NAME` successfully. Here is a summary of the session:
<session content summary>
Let's continue working on this session.