// Save a concise Gemini CLI handoff summary only when the user explicitly asks. This is intentionally separate from full thread-save, which should use the native Gemini session importer.
| name | save-handoff |
| description | Save a concise Gemini CLI handoff summary only when the user explicitly asks. This is intentionally separate from full thread-save, which should use the native Gemini session importer. |
Only use this skill when the user explicitly asks to save progress as a handoff, leave a resumable summary, or create a lightweight restart point.
save-thread should mean saving the real session messages through the native Gemini importer.
For Gemini, this skill intentionally creates a structured handoff summary thread instead of importing the full session.
nmem t create and -s gemini-cli.save-thread.Example:
nmem --json t create -t "Gemini CLI Session - auth refactor" -c "Goal: finish the auth refactor. Decisions: keep refresh verification in the API layer and treat gateway clock skew as the root cause. Files: api/auth.ts, auth.test.ts. Risks: expiry behavior may still differ in remote sessions. Next: validate remote session expiry end to end." -s gemini-cli
Never present this as a lossless thread save. Never auto-save without an explicit user request.
Detect breakthrough moments, durable lessons, and decisions worth preserving. Suggest distillation sparingly, then store high-value knowledge as atomic memories.
Read the user's daily Working Memory briefing at session start or when recent priorities matter. This gives Gemini CLI cross-tool continuity without bloating the main prompt.
Search the user's personal knowledge base when past insights would improve the response. Trigger proactively for continuity, recurring bugs, design rationale, and remembered workflows.
Save the real Gemini CLI session to Nowledge Mem only when the user explicitly asks. This uses Gemini's native transcript-backed importer rather than a summary-only fallback.