From sessions
Loads a context primer from past sessions to resume work, catch up on repo state, or recall the open thread.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/sessions:context optional repo pathoptional repo pathThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Synthesize a prose context primer from past sessions on this repo.
Synthesize a prose context primer from past sessions on this repo.
get_context_primer MCP tool (pass cwd if a path was given).closing — closing.user is the last thing you actually typed and closing.assistant is the assistant's last substantive reply (outcomes like "PR is up: …" survive); branch is the branch you left off on.get_session_digest: resolve the session's filePath via search_sessions (a distinctive phrase from its intent plus the repo as project), then digest that path. Expand a specific exchange with get_session_messages(offset: exchanges[].index) — don't page from 0.npx claudepluginhub nicknisi/sessions --plugin sessionsRecalls work from past AI coding sessions by searching and summarizing session history. Use proactively to avoid re-deriving decisions.
Searches memories from past Claude Code sessions in the current project. Use when historical context, past decisions, or prior conversations could inform the current task.
Shared terminal memory across sessions and across coding agents. Use this skill whenever the user references prior work in this directory — "what was I doing here", "continue where we left off", "what did we decide about X", "did I already solve this", "pick up the migration from last week" — or whenever you start work in a directory and would benefit from knowing what happened in it before. Also use it before re-explaining context the user clearly assumes you already have, and whenever the user mentions a past session, a previous fix, or work done in another tool (Codex, Gemini, opencode, pi.dev). termem reads the session files those tools already write, so it can recover context even from sessions you did not create. Reach for it proactively — losing prior context and forcing the user to repeat themselves is the failure mode this prevents.