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attic-sweeplisted

Save the state of the current session into the attic before context is lost: the current plan, open questions, in-progress work, and any finding not yet stashed. Use right before /compact or /clear, at the end of a session, or when the user says "save state", "wrap up", "before compact", "checkpoint", "context is getting long", "summarise what we've done so far", "where are we", or "recap the session". A request to recap session progress IS a sweep: give the recap and persist it in the same pass.
NishikantaRay/Attic · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 77
Install: claude install-skill NishikantaRay/Attic
# Sweep the session into the attic First, in the same shell command as anything below, locate the script: ```bash ATTIC_JS=$(ls -d "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}"/plugins/cache/attic/attic/*/skills/attic/scripts/attic.js "${CODEX_HOME:-$HOME/.codex}"/skills/attic/scripts/attic.js "$HOME"/.agents/skills/attic/scripts/attic.js .agents/skills/attic/scripts/attic.js 2>/dev/null | sort -V | tail -1) ``` Goal: after this runs, a fresh session that reads only `.attic/INDEX.md` could continue the work. Pipeline: 1. **Collect.** Review the conversation for anything not yet stashed: findings, decisions and why, the current plan and what is done, open questions, and in-progress state (files being edited, failing tests, commands to rerun). 2. **Dedupe.** Run the index and drop anything already covered. Append to an existing item where there is genuinely new detail. ```bash node "$ATTIC_JS" index ``` 3. **Write.** One stash per finding or decision, following `/attic-stash`. Then one session item, using `templates/session.md` as the shape: ```bash node "$ATTIC_JS" stash \ --slug session-$(date +%F) --kind plan --title "Session $(date +%F)" \ --hook "<what this session is doing, one line>" --body-file <tmpfile> ``` 4. **Verify.** ```bash node "$ATTIC_JS" validate ``` Fix anything it reports before finishing. 5. **Report.** List the handles written, one per line, then a single line: "Safe to /compact." Copy commands, paths and errors verbatim. No secrets.