aicc-compact

schema	fcvw/skill@1
name	aicc-compact
description	Create a bounded session handoff with collision-resistant identity.
version	1.1.1
trigger_keywords	["compact session","close session","handoff","síntese de sessão"]
session_types	["handoff","maintenance"]

Session compaction

Purpose

Capture only the state required to continue work without replaying the full conversation.

Use when

• an active governed batch is handed to another session or agent;
• work stops with meaningful unresolved state;
• a completed batch produced reusable operational context.

Do not create a session file for a trivial read-only exchange or duplicate information already canonical elsewhere.

Identity

Use id: SES-YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS-<short-id>. The short ID may be a commit prefix or random hexadecimal token. Never derive uniqueness only from “highest session number + 1”.

Suggested filename: YYYYMMDD-HHMMSS-<short-id>-<slug>.md.

Inputs

• active plan and its current state;
• actual modified files;
• validation evidence;
• open risks and next authorized action.

Non-responsibilities

• copying full files or chat transcripts into the handoff;
• inventing commit, test, publication, or completion evidence;
• treating the newest or highest sequence as relevant without checking scope;
• deleting older sessions as part of compaction.

Procedure

1. Verify actual workspace and plan state.
2. Create the page from wiki/templates/TEMPLATE_SESSION_SYNTHESIS.md.
3. Link canonical files rather than copying their contents.
4. Record decisions, failures, validation, unresolved risks, and next step.
5. Add index/log entry only when the session is useful for future retrieval.
6. Check ID uniqueness.

Required output

A concise, sourced handoff that distinguishes completed work, active work, blocked work, and optional next steps.

Validation and exit

• unique ID;
• no secrets or private runtime data;
• links resolve;
• plan/status matches disk state;
• no unsupported claim of commit, tag, test, or publication.