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session-kit
session-kit contient 14 skills collectées depuis jstoobz, avec une couverture métier par dépôt et des pages de détail sur le site.
Skills dans ce dépôt
Synthesize context from selected chain nodes into a focused starting point. Use when the user says "/checkpoint", "synthesize these sessions", "branch from chain", "cherry-pick sessions", or wants to combine findings from specific past sessions while leaving dead ends behind. Reads archived artifacts from selected chain nodes, synthesizes a focused context, and writes a relay baton that starts a new branch chain. The pruned context becomes a clean starting point.
Bootstrap a repository with expert skills and context files for productive Claude sessions. Analyzes codebase architecture, proposes domain-specific expert roles, creates SKILL.md files with references, and wires up feature/debug context loaders. Use when starting in a new repo ("/prime", "bootstrap this repo", "set up expert skills"), when skills are stale ("/prime --refresh"), or when the user wants to create expert roles for a codebase they'll work in repeatedly.
Park the current session by generating all session artifacts, archiving them to $SESSION_KIT_ROOT/sessions/<project>/<date-label>/ (default ~/.stoobz/), and updating the manifest. Use when the user says "/park", "park this session", "wrap up", "I'm done for now", "save everything", or wants to create a complete handoff package before leaving a session. Runs /tldr, /relay, and /hone in sequence, then archives. Supports --archive-system for retroactive cleanup of scattered .stoobz/ directories (with --select, --all, --dry-run, --clean flags).
Register the current Claude Code session under Session Kit and pre-allocate the durable archive + ledger that other session-kit skills depend on. Use when the user says "/checkin", "register this session", "set up session kit here", "start a session", or starts working in a scratch / unfilled cwd and wants explicit Session Kit affordances before any artifact-writing skill fires. Also invoked silently as a precondition by every other artifact-producing session-kit skill (tldr, relay, hone, retro, handoff, rca, persist, park, pickup, checkpoint, prime).
Generate a HANDOFF.md for sharing investigation results or session context with teammates who weren't involved. Use when the user says "/handoff", "share this with the team", "write up for others", "teammate summary", or needs to create documentation for someone unfamiliar with the session. Unlike /tldr (quick scan) or /relay (Claude-to-Claude), this is human-to-human communication with full context.
Capture the session's initial user prompt, analyze its effectiveness, and generate an optimized version. Use when the user says "/hone", "hone my prompt", "capture my prompt", "optimize my prompt", or wants to save and improve the prompt that kicked off the session. Produces HONE.md with the original prompt, analysis, and a refined version for reuse and learning.
Scan $SESSION_KIT_ROOT/manifest.json (default ~/.stoobz/) for session artifacts and build a searchable index of past work. Use when the user says "/index", "find that session", "list my sessions", "what did I work on", "where was that investigation", or needs to locate a past session by topic or ticket. Supports filtering by tag, project, summary, label, or branch. Use --deep to search inside artifact content. Falls back to filesystem scan if no manifest exists.
Save a specific artifact from the current conversation to $SESSION_KIT_ROOT/sessions/ (default ~/.stoobz/) for future discovery via /index. Use when the user says "/persist", "save this", "keep this", "persist this", "stash this for later", or wants to capture a reference artifact (table, runbook, research doc, architecture notes, comparison, plan) without ending the session. The in-flight companion to /park.
Generate investigation artifacts for handing off a root cause analysis to a teammate. Produces INVESTIGATION_SUMMARY.md (human quick-scan), INVESTIGATION_CONTEXT.md (Claude-droppable deep context), and an evidence/ directory with raw artifacts. Use when the user says "/rca", "root cause analysis", "investigation handoff", "share findings", or needs to package debugging results for another engineer to review with their own Claude session. Unlike /handoff (human-to-human), /rca is optimized for engineer + Claude consumption with full evidence preservation.
Generate a CONTEXT_FOR_NEXT_SESSION.md that captures everything needed to resume work in a new Claude Code session without re-explaining. Use when the user says "/relay", "save context", "context for next session", "I need to pick this up later", or wants to preserve session state for continuation. Produces a structured handoff document optimized for pasting into a new session. Like a relay race — passing the baton to the next session.
Run a session retrospective analyzing what went well, what took longer than expected, and what to do differently next time. Use when the user says "/retro", "retrospective", "what went wrong", "session review", or wants to reflect on process and effectiveness after a session. Produces RETRO.md with honest assessment and actionable improvements.
Generate a concise TLDR.md summary of the current session's key findings, decisions, and outcomes. Use when the user says "/tldr", "write a tldr", "summarize this session", "create a summary", or wants a shareable document capturing what happened in this conversation. Produces a clean, engineer-friendly markdown file ready to share before diving into full analysis.
Resume a session by loading prior context from artifacts. Use when the user says "/pickup", "pick up where I left off", "resume", "load context", or starts a new session in a directory that has CONTEXT_FOR_NEXT_SESSION.md or TLDR.md files. Reads existing session artifacts and primes Claude with full context so the user doesn't have to re-explain anything.
Interactive cleanup of old Claude Code sessions from the resume picker. Use when the user says "/sweep", "sweep sessions", "too many sessions", "session picker is cluttered", or wants to remove old/unused sessions. Runs an interactive Python script that categorizes and selectively deletes sessions.