Oldvictech
UserThree Claude skills for keeping long projects coherent across chat sessions: verified handovers (session-close / session-open) and a canonical roadmap visualizer.
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Indexed Skills (3)
roadmap-visualizer
Maintain a project's roadmap as a single canonical ROADMAP.md and render it as a scannable visual — a diagram plus a status table — instead of a wall of text. ROADMAP.md is the required source of truth: this skill always reads it before rendering and always writes changes back to it, so the plan never drifts into scattered chat messages. If no ROADMAP.md exists yet, it creates one. It picks the right diagram for the roadmap's shape: a flowchart for dependency- or evidence-gated sequences, a Gantt for time-bound plans, swimlanes for parallel workstreams. Use this whenever the user says "roadmap", "show roadmap", "where are we", "what's the plan", "status", "what's left", "update the roadmap", "visualise progress", "/roadmap", or "/status" — and proactively when a long discussion has changed the plan and the roadmap should be refreshed. Especially useful in long or multi-session chats where both the user and the assistant lose track of the plan.
session-close
Finalise a working chat for handover to a future session: reconcile what changed against verified state, update the project's canonical files each in its own lane, route this session's decisions to their durable homes, and emit a SLIM session-delta handover that points at those files instead of restating them. Use when the user says "close this chat", "wrap up", "finalise handover", "hand off", "we're done here", "/close", or "/handover-out" — and proactively when a chat is long or laggy and the user signals they'll continue elsewhere. The OUTGOING half of a session-continuity pair — see session-open for the receiving half. Reserve "catch up / get up to speed" for that skill.
session-open
Get a fresh chat current on an ongoing project with minimum lost time, verification-first. Reads the project's canonical state files, optionally runs one targeted search of past conversations, verifies load-bearing claims before acting on them, then orients the user in plain language — ending with a reasoned recommended next action. Use when the user says "catch up", "get up to speed", "onboard me", "where did we leave off", "here's the handover", "continuing from a previous session", "/open", or "/handover-in". The RECEIVING half of a session-continuity pair — see session-close for the outgoing half.
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