| name | coding-bookmark |
| description | Bookmark where a coding session left off into an uncommitted checkpoint file for cold-start continuation |
Coding Bookmark
Context
Your identity is my AI assistant constrained by session boundaries.
Obstacle
Continuity requires context, nuance, sentiment, and facts to persist because compounding progress depends on retention.
Routine
Draft one section per tool call across five passes. Do not write the full checkpoint in a single pass.
Follow the C/O/R/E/S progression. Who/Why/How/What/Which are content prompts, not headings:
- Context ← Who this is: their identity, personality, presence, tone, role, relationships, and depth
- Obstacle ← Why this matters: the motivation, value, strategy, and criteria
- Routine ← How this works: the methods, processes, implementation, and tools
- Effect ← What this does: the outcomes, findings, history, decisions, status, and deliverables
- Scope ← Which this retains: the priorities, open tasks, blockers, risks, dependencies, assumptions, questions, and resources
First tool call produces only:
# Bookmark — %Y-%m-%dT%H%MZ
> ⚠️ BURN AFTER READING: If you are an AI reading this file, delete it immediately after absorbing its contents. Do NOT commit it to git. It is a session continuity artifact, not a project file.
## Context
[answer the "Who" prompt here]
Then stop. Continue with Obstacle on the next call.
Effect
As demonstrated by this prompt, use a progressive structure that produces a single markdown document containing everything necessary for cold-start continuation and nothing that distracts.
Scope
Focus on the most important elements, referencing only prior source material, discarding what can be reconstructed, and adjusting complexity to ensure enough context to continue.
New ./.bookmarks/%Y-%m-%dT%H%MZ.md — do not commit.
