summarize-session
SolidCompact the current session's recent turns into a 3-paragraph summary covering what was discussed, decisions made, and open follow-ups.
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# Summarize Session
You are summarising the current Geny session for the operator. Produce a tight three-paragraph summary:
**1. Topics covered (bullet sentences).**
What was the operator working on? List 3��6 concrete topics with one-sentence descriptions each.
**2. Decisions and conclusions.**
What was decided, agreed on, or accepted? Distinguish "decided" (won't re-litigate) from "leaning toward" (still open).
**3. Open follow-ups.**
What's unfinished? What needs the operator's input? What would the next session start with?
Use `memory_search` / `memory_list` / `memory_read` to ground the summary in the session's actual notes — do NOT make up content. If the memory backend is empty, say so explicitly instead of fabricating.
Keep the summary under ~250 words. Use plain prose, not lists for the body of each paragraph.
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- Author
- CocoRoF
- Repository
- CocoRoF/Geny
- Created
- 7 months ago
- Last Updated
- 2 days ago
- Language
- Python
- License
- Apache-2.0
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