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bip-ms-tuckin
Persist manuscript session state before context reset
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Persist manuscript session state before context reset
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Baseado na classificação ocupacional SOC
Check remote server CPU, memory, and GPU availability via SSH
Cold-start into a worktree/clone from a fresh conversation — read the PR, issue, and any status files, figure out where things stand, then STOP and ask the user what to do next. Use for a fresh conversation dropped into a bip-spawn or bip-epic-spawn worktree/clone that already has history (a PR, an in-progress phase, or a stalled worker).
Quick poll of tracked EPICs and code repos for new manuscript-relevant results
Cold-start for a manuscript session — the paper is the source of truth and shared context; discuss results, orchestrate research through issues/PRs, and update the paper as threads complete
Spawn a Claude session in a clone for an EPIC issue
Worker self-spawns a follow-up issue and hands off to a new slot
| name | bip-ms-tuckin |
| description | Persist manuscript session state before context reset |
Flush manuscript session state to durable storage before a context reset or session end. Run this when context is getting long or before stopping.
/bip-ms-tuckin
cd <manuscript-root>
git diff --stat
git diff --cached --stat
If there are uncommitted changes to TeX files, ask the user whether to commit them. Draft a commit message summarizing what changed (e.g., "Update implementation notes: Phase 1b done, branchScale normalization"). Do not commit without confirmation.
If there are only untracked ISSUE-*.md files, note them but do not
commit (these are intentionally untracked per CLAUDE.md).
For each tracked repo in .ms-config.json, check whether the EPIC
body was edited this session (compare the updatedAt from the start
of the session to the current updatedAt). If not pushed yet, push
any pending EPIC body updates:
gh issue view <epic-number> --repo <org/repo> --json updatedAt
Report which EPICs were pushed and which were already up to date.
.ms-config.jsonCheck whether fetch_cmds should be updated based on new experiments
or results that arrived this session. If new result paths were
discovered but not added to fetch_cmds, note them for the user.
Update the auto-memory files to reflect the session's work:
project_dasmfit_status.md (or equivalent project memory):
project_pending_decisions.md (if it exists):
Feedback memories: If the user corrected an approach or confirmed a non-obvious choice, save it.
Only update memories that changed. Do not rewrite unchanged files.
make pdf
Ensure the manuscript builds cleanly. If it doesn't, fix the build error before completing tuckin.
Print a summary:
## Tuckin Complete
### Manuscript
- Committed: <yes/no, commit hash if yes>
- Build: <clean/broken>
- Uncommitted ISSUE files: <count>
### EPICs
- <repo> i<N>: <pushed/up-to-date/skipped>
### Issues filed this session
- <repo>#<N>: <title> — <status>
### Pending for next session
- <brief list of what's unfinished>
### Key decisions
- <any decisions the next session should know about>
Safe to reset context.