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Quickly save session-context files and MEMORY.md as a single, no‑prompt checkpoint; useful when the user asks to sync current progress or run a full capability
Session Sync provides a one-command checkpoint workflow that appends structured summaries to session-context files and updates MEMORY.md. It is focused on speed and minimal interruption: the skill edits the active context, decisions, patterns, and troubleshooting files, and optionally runs a capability inventory when invoked with the full flag. The result is a concise session snapshot you can review later.
Use this skill whenever the agent or user wants a fast, deterministic save of session state — e.g., before switching tasks, handing off the session, or taking a break. Invoke with /sync for a lightweight checkpoint or /sync --full to regenerate the capability inventory and capture tool/test coverage metadata.
session-context/* and MEMORY.md.CLAUDE-activeContext.md, CLAUDE-decisions.md, CLAUDE-patterns.md, and CLAUDE-troubleshooting.md, plus guidance for capability inventory generation when --full is used.This skill is suitable for agents with file access in the main session (Claude-style assistants or similar) that can perform local file edits and run local tooling. It intentionally avoids spawning subagents or external MCP tools.
A session checkpoint skill that edits multiple session-context markdown files and MEMORY.md to create a save-point of current progress. No scripts included — purely instructional SKILL.md that tells the agent what files to edit. Simple and harmless but tightly coupled to a specific CLAUDE session-context file structure and an MCP tool (session_capability_inventory) that most users won't have.
Pure prompt-engineering skill with no executable code. The instructions are clear but very niche — assumes a specific project structure. The /sync --full variant depends on a non-standard MCP tool. No security concerns at all. Architecture is flat with no separation (no scripts/ or references/), just a single SKILL.md. Frontmatter is present but minimal.
