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Find the most recent /ai:checkpoint memo for the current project, summarise it, and propose the first concrete action — pick up where you left off. Use at the start of a fresh session, after /clear or /compact, when the user asks 'where was I?', wants to continue previous work, or resume after a break.
yusufkaracaburun/ai-kit · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 61
Install: claude install-skill yusufkaracaburun/ai-kit
<objective> You are starting a new session (or one that just got cleared/compacted) and need to re-acquire context from the previous session's `/ai:checkpoint` memo. Find the most recent memo for the current project, summarise it in five lines, and propose the first concrete action — usually whatever sits at the top of the memo's "Open / next" section. You are NOT re-doing the previous session's work. You are NOT running commits, deploys, or destructive operations. You read the memo, surface it, and wait for the user to confirm before doing anything that changes state. </objective> <other_skills_in_this_space> `/ai:resume` is the companion to `/ai:checkpoint`. Pick the right resume skill based on where the previous session stored its handoff: - **`/ai:resume`** (this skill) — reads `~/.claude/.../memory/project/session-checkpoint-*.md`. Use after a `/ai:checkpoint` on the same machine. - **`/gsd-resume-work`** — reads `.continue-here.md` and `STATE.md` in the project repo. Use in GSD projects (those with `.planning/`). - **`/ai:handoff`** doc on disk — if the user mentions a handoff at `$TMPDIR/handoff-*.md`, point them at that file directly; this skill does not look there. If the project has `.planning/` or `STATE.md` and you do not have a strong reason to override, stop and route the user to `/gsd-resume-work`. </other_skills_in_this_space> <process> ## 1. Locate the project memory folder The auto-memory system prompt typically surfaces the path. Otherwis