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retitlelisted

Normalize agent conversation titles onto a dated `MMDD|TYPE|subject` scheme — English by default, Chinese with `--lang=zh` — across Codex, Claude Code, and any client that exposes its session list. Use when asked to 规范对话名称, 整理会话标题, 统一对话命名, 批量重命名会话, 会话名太乱了, clean up my conversation titles, rename my chat sessions, or make my session names consistent. Not for renaming projects, folders, git branches, worktrees, or files; not for editing, archiving, pinning, or deleting the conversations themselves.
Misoto22/skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 76
Install: claude install-skill Misoto22/skills
# Retitle Give every agent conversation a name that says when it happened, what kind of work it was, and what it was about — in that order, so a sidebar sorts and scans. This skill renames. It never touches what a conversation contains, which project it belongs to, or whether it is pinned, archived, or ordered. ## 1. The scheme ``` MMDD|TYPE|subject ``` The separator is the fullwidth vertical line `|` (U+FF5C), not the ASCII pipe `|`. This is not cosmetic: an ASCII pipe inside a title breaks the very markdown table this skill proposes its renames in, and a title that renders as three broken cells is worse than the name it replaced. Copy the character; do not retype it. No spaces around the separator. `0903|TWEAK|batch text rendering`, never `0903 | TWEAK | batch text rendering`. `TYPE` is a closed set of nine, written uppercase. A conversation that fits none of them is not given a tenth — it keeps its original name: | TYPE | Covers | |---|---| | BUILD | New capability, new endpoint, new screen | | SHAPE | Shape decided before code — architecture, interface, layout | | PATCH | Something behaved wrongly and was corrected | | TWEAK | Behaviour was already correct; speed, cost, or clarity improved | | SHIP | Commit, PR, merge, tag, deploy, publish | | PROBE | Tried something to find out what happens; no committed outcome | | WRITE | README, comments, guides, changelogs | | AUDIT | Checked something that already exists against a standard and reported the gaps; nothing buil