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Session warmup — surface recent project context from lth memory
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| name | lth:warmup |
| description | Session warmup — surface recent project context from lth memory |
| user-invocable | true |
| category | memory |
Surface what happened in previous sessions for the current project. Run this at the start of a session to reconstruct context without re-reading code.
Searches lth memory for recent work (L4/L5) tagged with the current project directory, then prints a "here's where we left off" summary.
/lth:warmup
No arguments needed — project context is detected automatically from your working directory.
Get current working directory:
CWD=$(pwd)
PROJECT=$(basename $CWD)
Search for recent project context:
export PATH="$HOME/bin:$PATH"
~/bin/lth stats
~/bin/lth search "project work session recent decisions" --layers L4,L5 --top 15
From the results, filter for memories relevant to this project (look for cwd attribute matching current directory, or content mentioning the project name).
Format and print a handoff brief:
## Session Warmup: [project name]
### Recent Work
[bullet points from L4/L5 memories about what was built]
### Key Decisions
[decisions or patterns found in memories]
### Suggested Next Steps
[any "next step" mentions, or leave empty if none]
If no relevant memories found, print:
No recent memories found for this project.
Run /lth:reflect after work sessions to build context.
Memory-driven team workflow with AST-aware code editing via grv — agents read and write Go code through the grv tool instead of raw file I/O. INIT → WORKTREE → BRAINSTORM → PLAN → EXECUTE → REVIEW → COMPLETE
Memory-driven team workflow — agents bootstrap their own guidance from lth before working. INIT → WORKTREE → BRAINSTORM → PLAN → EXECUTE → REVIEW → COMPLETE
Generate a structured task brief from lth memory before starting work
Retroactively store session learnings to lth memory without manual store calls
Bootstrap agent memory from lth — reconstruct context from stored memories before working, store findings after