| name | jog-users-memory |
| description | Jog the user's memory after they've been away: a brief, scannable summary of progress, next steps, and open questions. |
Context Refresh
Quick memory jog for returning to work after being away.
Instructions
1. Gather Context (parallel where possible)
From git:
- Run
git log --oneline -15 to see recent commits
- Run
git status --short to see uncommitted work
From focus.md:
- Read
memory-bank/focus.md
From current conversation:
- Read the current conversation
2. Present Summary
Format output as a brief, scannable summary using this structure:
## Context Refresh
### Current Objective
**<name>** — <one-line description>
Status: <status>
### Progress
- Completed: <brief list of completed task texts>
- **Up next:** <next 1-3 pending tasks>
### Recent Activity
<last 5-8 commits, one line each>
### Uncommitted Work
<git status summary, or "Clean working tree">
4. Formatting Rules
- Keep the entire output under 40 lines
- Omit any section that has no data
- Use bold for the single most important next action
- Do not read or summarize code files—this is a status overview only
- Do not offer follow-up actions unless the user asks
