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prompt-sessionlisted

Generate a concise prompt for another coding agent session, optionally tailored to a role (architect, implementer, reviewer, investigator, researcher, secretary, writer). Use when the user asks to "generate a prompt for a session", "write a prompt for a reviewer/architect/implementer/etc", or "make a session prompt".
gjoranv/claude-plan-skills · ★ 5 · AI & Automation · score 77
Install: claude install-skill gjoranv/claude-plan-skills
Generate a concise prompt that the user will paste into another coding agent session. This skill also applies to follow-up messages to sessions that were previously prompted by this skill (e.g. additional instructions, corrections, or new context for a running session). $ARGUMENTS may specify a role: `architect`, `implementer`, `reviewer`, `investigator`, `researcher`, `secretary`, or `writer`. If omitted, ask the user which role the target session will play. ## Core rules (what NOT to include) Assume the target session has the same instructions files, skills, and tools as this one, unless the user says otherwise. Do NOT restate: - Global conventions (writing style, shell, tool preferences, etc.) - Tool usage rules (`gh` for GitHub, search tools over shell, etc.) - Git commit rules (author, sign-off, commit message style) - Content of the plan issue (the target reads it via `/gh-read-plan`) ## What to include - **One-sentence goal**: what the target is being asked to do - **Plan reference**: if there is a plan issue, cite it as `owner/repo#N` and instruct the target to run `/gh-read-plan owner/repo#N` at the start. Do not summarize the plan. - **Skill to invoke**: if a ready-made skill covers the target's job (see roles below), instruct the target to invoke it. Do NOT restate the skill's rules in the generated prompt; the target loads those itself. - **Pointers**: branch, worktree path, key file paths, sibling checkouts to avoid - **Hard constraints**: scope boundari