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Save session context to vector memory for seamless resumption
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Basierend auf der SOC-Berufsklassifikation
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.
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.
Load project context from waypoint + git + vector memories
| name | waypoint:set |
| description | Save session context to vector memory for seamless resumption |
| user-invocable | true |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Create a comprehensive waypoint snapshot using vector-memory.
Review the session for significant items worth persisting long-term.
Extract:
Skip:
For each significant item, call mcp__vector-memory__store_memories with appropriate metadata tags.
Call mcp__vector-memory__set_waypoint with:
project: [repository/project name]
branch: [current git branch]
summary: [2-3 sentences: what was the primary goal, what's the current status]
completed:
- [specific items with file paths where relevant]
- [e.g., "Implemented user auth in server/auth/login.ts"]
in_progress_blocked:
- [items still in flight with current state]
- [blockers with context on what's needed]
key_decisions:
- [decisions made and WHY - rationale is crucial]
- [e.g., "Chose JWT over sessions because X, Y, Z"]
next_steps:
- [concrete, actionable items]
- [prioritized if possible]
memory_ids:
- [IDs returned from store_memories calls above]
Summarize what was stored: