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Browse and resume tasks, threads, and background jobs across sessions
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Browse and resume tasks, threads, and background jobs across sessions
Instalar con Codex o Claude Copia este prompt, pégalo en Codex, Claude u otro asistente, y deja que revise la página de la skill y la instale por ti.
Trigger autonomous curiosity-driven exploration. The soul picks a topic from memory gaps or curiosity seeds, searches the web, and stores what it finds as dream-tagged memories.
Fine-tune the Qwen3-0.6B hint model — corpus gen, LoRA/unsloth, GGUF export, Ollama
Review soul discoveries (fixes, improvements, corrections) one by one, accept or discard each, implement accepted ones, build chitta, and optionally release.
First-principles review — question requirements, delete unnecessary parts, simplify, optimize with evidence, automate last. Use for code review, refactor, performance, or architecture.
Token-savvy session continuation. Rebuilds working context from transcript + soul memories in ~1500 tokens instead of replaying full history. Use when starting a new session to continue previous work.
Resume a thread by loading its ~800-token context capsule
Basado en la clasificación ocupacional SOC
| name | tasks |
| description | Browse and resume tasks, threads, and background jobs across sessions |
| execution | direct |
Interactive task browser. Shows active threads, pending inbox items, and running jobs across all sessions. Also supports registering new tasks.
Run this Python snippet to gather data:
import subprocess, json, os
mcp_dir = os.path.expanduser("~/.claude/plugins/cache/genomewalker-cc-soul/cc-soul/$(cat ~/.claude/plugins/cache/genomewalker-cc-soul/cc-soul/.version 2>/dev/null || echo 'latest')/chitta-mcp")
# Fallback: find it relative to the skills dir
import pathlib
skill_file = pathlib.Path(__file__) if '__file__' in dir() else pathlib.Path('.')
Actually, use the Bash tool to gather the data, then use AskUserQuestion.
_BASE="$HOME/.claude/plugins/cache/genomewalker-cc-soul/cc-soul"
_VER="$(cat $HOME/.claude/plugins/cache/genomewalker-cc-soul/.version 2>/dev/null || ls -v "$_BASE" | tail -1)"
_MCP_DIR="$_BASE/$_VER/chitta-mcp"
# Active threads
python3 "$_MCP_DIR/task_ledger.py" thread_list --status active --limit 10
# Pending inbox
python3 "$_MCP_DIR/task_ledger.py" inbox_list --state pending --limit 20
Build options from threads + inbox items. Each option label should be:
[thread] <title> (last active: <relative time>)✓ <digest[:80]>✗ <digest[:80]>Always include these fixed options at the bottom:
Thread selected: Run resume capsule and display it:
python3 "$_MCP_DIR/resume_capsule.py" build --thread-id <thread_id>
Parse the summary field and present it as context. Then ask the user if they want to continue that thread or just view it.
Inbox item selected: Acknowledge it:
python3 "$_MCP_DIR/task_ledger.py" inbox_ack --item-id <item_id> --state acked
Then summarize what happened.
"Dismiss all inbox": Ack all pending items for the realm.
"Add new task":
~/.claude/bin/chitta realm_detect 2>/dev/null || echo "global"
python3 "$_MCP_DIR/task_ledger.py" thread_create --title "<title>" --realm "<realm>"
python3 "$_MCP_DIR/task_ledger.py" inbox_push \
--thread-id <thread_id> \
--event-type note \
--digest "<description[:120]>" \
--target-realm "<realm>"
/tasks next session.task_ledger.py under $HOME/.claude/plugins/cache/genomewalker-cc-soul/.~/.claude/task-ledger.db), the ledger will be empty — that's fine, just say "No tracked tasks yet."realm_detect via chitta if REALM is not set: chitta realm_detect