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diff --git a/modules/home/claude.nix b/modules/home/claude.nix index c5e1b86..2998deb 100644 --- a/modules/home/claude.nix +++ b/modules/home/claude.nix @@ -27,6 +27,33 @@ - When annotating, also set the tmux window title using `tmux rename-window "<title>"`. The title should be very short and recognizable — it does not need to match the annotation exactly. ''; + home.file.".claude/skills/session/SKILL.md".text = '' + --- + name: session + description: Start or end a work session — annotates via Loggie and sets the tmux window title. + allowed-tools: mcp__loggie__annotate, Bash(tmux rename-window *) + --- + + # /session — Work Session Management + + You are executing the /session skill. This skill manages Loggie annotations and tmux window titles. + + ## Arguments + + - `/session <description>` — Start or update the current session with a description of what you're working on. + - `/session end` — End the current session. + + ## Starting / Updating a Session + + 1. Use the Loggie `annotate` MCP tool with the provided description. Keep it short and descriptive (e.g. "Fixing auth bug in login flow", "Adding CSV export endpoint"). + 2. Set the tmux window title using `tmux rename-window "<title>"`. The title should be very short and recognizable — it does not need to match the annotation exactly. + + ## Ending a Session + + 1. Call the Loggie `annotate` MCP tool with an empty string to stop the current annotation. + 2. Reset the tmux window title using `tmux rename-window "zsh"`. + ''; + home.file.".claude/skills/push/SKILL.md".text = '' --- name: push |