session-management
Session Management
Overview
Manage session lifecycle: load context, save checkpoints, and reflect on progress with consistent reporting.
When to Use
- Loading project context or checkpoints
- Saving session context or learnings
- Reflecting on task completion and validation
Avoid when:
- The task is not session-related
Quick Reference
| Task | Load reference |
|---|---|
| Load session | skills/session-management/references/load.md |
| Save session | skills/session-management/references/save.md |
| Reflect on session | skills/session-management/references/reflect.md |
Workflow
- Select the session operation.
- Load the matching reference.
- Execute the operation and capture outputs.
- Provide a summary and next steps.
Output
- Session status summary
- Saved context or reflection notes
Common Mistakes
- Saving without capturing key changes
- Reflecting without validation evidence
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