long-running-agent-workflow

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Structured protocol for AI agents working across many context windows: a .lra/ directory with an atomic feature list (id/priority/acceptance criteria/status) and a session progress log, plus a session protocol (read context → pick ONE feature → implement → test → checkpoint) and recovery from broken states. Based on Anthropic research on long-running agents. Triggers: 'lra', 'checkpoint', 'feature list', 'long running', 'продолжи работу', 'долгая сессия', 'план фич', 'статус проекта'.

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# Long-Running Agent (LRA) Workflow Load this skill when you are about to work on a **large project that will span multiple sessions / context windows** and you need continuity, atomic handoffs, and recovery from broken states. The skill gives you a tiny CLI (`scripts/lra_cli.py`) that maintains a `.lra/` directory: a machine-readable `feature-list.json` (atomic features with acceptance criteria and status) and a human/agent-readable `progress.txt` (session log). The protocol turns "one big vague task" into a sequence of small, fully-tested, check-pointed features. --- ## Overview — the problem AI agents working across many context windows hit three failure modes: - **Context amnesia** — each new session has no memory of prior work. - **One-shot tendency** — trying to do too much at once, leaving half-done features. - **Incomplete features** — work spans sessions with no clear acceptance gate, so "done" is never verified. LRA fixes this with: structured init, one atomic feature per session, an explicit test gate before `done`, and a checkpoint after every feature so the next session can recover. --- ## When to use - Long, multi-session projects (hours/days, many context windows). - Any task where you might lose context between runs. - Triggers: `lra`, `checkpoint`, `feature list`, `long running`, `продолжи работу над проектом`, `долгая сессия`, `план фич`, `статус проекта`. If the task is small and finishes in one session, you do **not** need this skill — jus...

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bestdeejay-design
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bestdeejay-design/agent-skills
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1 weeks ago
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yesterday
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Python
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