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Fast, no-interaction session sync: append session-context files and MEMORY.md, print a concise summary; optional full run builds a capability inventory.
Creates an immediate save-point for agent session state: edits session-context files (active context, decisions, patterns, troubleshooting), updates MEMORY.md, and prints a one-block summary. An optional --full mode regenerates a capability inventory. The skill enforces zero-questions and minimal narration so syncs are fast and deterministic.
Invoke when you want to persist the current session's progress with no prompts (commands like /sync or /sync --full). Useful before long breaks, handoffs, or prior to running capability-generation tasks.
Designed for main-session agents that can edit repository files directly (Claude Code-like agents or other agents with file-system access).
Sync (Session Save-Point) is a purely instructional skill that directs an agent to append checkpoint entries to session-context files and MEMORY.md, then print a summary. It has no bundled scripts — everything is agent-executed file edits. The instructions are clear and well-structured, with a nice zero-interaction philosophy and a --full variant for capability inventory. No security concerns at all; the skill only writes local markdown files.
Clean, lightweight skill with no security issues. The main risk is that it assumes a specific file structure that may not exist in all projects. The --full mode depends on an MCP tool that may not be installed. Good example of a minimal, focused skill that does one thing well.
