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Save and restore session state for continuity across context compressions. Invoke with "/memory-checkpoint" to save current session state, or "/memory-checkpoint your search query" to search past checkpoints by semantic similarity.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
Produces a concise, plain-language write-up of a technical subject that a smart but non-technical reader (like a manager) can fully understand — no jargon, but not dumbed down — and delivers it as a great-looking styled web page (an Artifact) by default, or as plain markdown if the user prefers. SEFAM means "Simple Enough For A Manager". Works on either a technical CHANGE (a PR, diff, commit, bug fix, GitHub issue) or a technical CONCEPT in a repo (a function, a process/workflow, an architecture, a system, a service, a design decision). Use when the user says "sefam", "SEFAM", "explain it like I'm not an engineer", or asks to explain how some function/process/architecture/system works for a non-technical audience.
Spawn an Opus sub-agent in extended-thinking max-effort mode to debate, critique, and pressure-test the primary agent's current thinking through an unbounded multi-turn dialogue, terminating when the agents either reach genuine consensus or cleanly agree to disagree. Supports escalating clarifying questions to the human user mid-debate, and supports the user sending the debate back for another round (jury-room rule). Use when the user invokes "phone a friend", asks for a "second opinion", "sanity check", "debate this with another model", or otherwise signals they want rigorous adversarial review of an approach, plan, design, diagnosis, or decision before proceeding.
Evidence-based root cause diagnosis using a branching five-whys investigation. Produces a likelihood-ranked list of candidate root causes — diagnosis only, never a fix. Use ONLY when the user explicitly asks to diagnose a problem or find a root cause, with phrases like "find the root cause", "diagnose this", "do a five whys check", "root cause analysis", "why is this happening", or "run a five whys". Do NOT trigger on generic mentions of errors, bugs, or fix requests.
Write and maintain Architecture Decision Records (ADRs) that capture the context and rationale behind significant technical decisions. Use when documenting an architectural or technology choice, recording a design trade-off, superseding a past decision, or setting up an ADR process. Also use proactively to offer an ADR when a significant decision is made during a coding session (database, framework, auth scheme, API style, integration pattern). Triggers on "write an ADR", "document this decision", "record this architecture choice", "add a decision record", "supersede ADR".
Contribute a new lesson to the AWS Learnings library (the llms.txt-format library at github.com/jbdamask/aws-learnings-library). Use this whenever you've just debugged, fixed, or discovered a non-obvious AWS gotcha — CloudFormation, CDK, Lambda, API Gateway, IAM, S3, CloudFront, EC2, EventBridge, SQS, Secrets Manager, SSM — and want to capture it for next time. Triggers on phrases like 'add an AWS learning', 'save this AWS lesson', 'capture this gotcha', 'add this to the learnings library', or after solving a tricky AWS deployment problem worth remembering. This skill WRITES files (a new lesson file + an updated index) and prepares a pull request; it is the write companion to the read-only 'aws-learnings' skill.
Proactively catch common AWS infrastructure mistakes before they happen. Use when creating or modifying AWS components — CloudFormation, CDK, Lambda, API Gateway, IAM, S3, CloudFront, EC2, EventBridge, SQS, Secrets Manager, or SSM — to find and apply hard-won deployment lessons and avoid known pitfalls. Read-only: fetches lessons, does not add them.
| name | memory-checkpoint |
| description | Save and restore session state for continuity across context compressions. Invoke with "/memory-checkpoint" to save current session state, or "/memory-checkpoint your search query" to search past checkpoints by semantic similarity. |
If user provides a query (e.g., /memory-checkpoint authentication bug):
→ Search checkpoints using scripts/search.py "<query>" --full --project-dir "$PWD"
If no query (e.g., /memory-checkpoint):
→ Create checkpoint using format from references/checkpoint-format.md, pipe to scripts/checkpoint.py --project-dir "$PWD"
Generate content with these sections, then pipe to script:
echo "CHECKPOINT_CONTENT" | python3 scripts/checkpoint.py --project-dir "$PWD"
python3 scripts/search.py "query" --full --project-dir "$PWD"
Returns checkpoints ranked by semantic similarity. --full includes content of top result.
./scripts/setup.sh
Creates .venv and installs fastembed. Scripts auto-detect the venv when present.