| name | name |
| description | Socrates — register a unique alias for the current Claude session so it can be found and resumed from the terminal with `socrates list`. |
| argument-hint | <alias> |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
| allowed-tools | Bash(bash:*), Bash(jq:*) |
Socrates — name this session
Current session ID: ${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}
Arguments: $ARGUMENTS
Registry script: ${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/socreg.sh (the only write target is ~/.claude/socrates/sessions.json)
Rules
Respond in the user's language. Never modify any file other than via socreg.sh.
Reserved words — NEVER register these as aliases
If the argument is one of list, ls, map, report, doctor, version, update, unname, help, 도움말, soc, socrates: the user almost certainly meant a terminal command, not an alias. Do NOT run the registry script. Explain instead:
- Those are terminal commands: run
socrates list / map / report / doctor / update / unname in a shell, outside Claude.
- To name this session:
/socrates:name <alias> — e.g. /socrates:name proposal-hwpx
- To check this session:
/socrates:status
Exception: if the argument is status, run the status query instead of registering:
bash "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/socreg.sh" "${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}"
Registering an alias
- If the arguments look like
name <alias>, use only the text after name.
- Replace spaces in the alias with hyphens (
-).
bash "${CLAUDE_SKILL_DIR}/socreg.sh" "${CLAUDE_SESSION_ID}" "<alias>" "$PWD"
Interpret the result and report it faithfully:
- Exit 1, "already used by another session" — registration was REJECTED (aliases are unique across sessions). Tell the user which session/project holds the name, and suggest a different alias (e.g. main-sub naming such as
proposal-hwpx) or freeing it with socrates unname in the terminal.
- "Updated alias: "old" → "new"" — tell the user the previous alias was replaced, naming both.
- "Alias unchanged" — say it was already set to that name.
- "Registered:" — report the new alias and session ID, and that
socrates list in the terminal will show it (Enter copies --resume <UUID> to the clipboard).
