How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/bookmark:activateFiles this command reads when invoked
This command is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
Activate Bookmark (context snapshots) for the current project. This configures hooks, creates storage directories, and sets up automatic context capture at a 10-minute snapshot interval. Run the setup command, then override the interval to 10 minutes: The two-step sequence exists because `setup --defaults` ships with a 20-minute interval to match the broader bookmark CLI's conservative default. `/bookmark:activate` is opinionated — slash-command users expect more frequent capture, so we immediately override to 10 minutes once setup has written the initial state file. After activation, ...
Activate Bookmark (context snapshots) for the current project. This configures hooks, creates storage directories, and sets up automatic context capture at a 10-minute snapshot interval.
Run the setup command, then override the interval to 10 minutes:
npx @tyroneross/bookmark setup --defaults && npx @tyroneross/bookmark config --interval 10
The two-step sequence exists because setup --defaults ships with a 20-minute interval to match the broader bookmark CLI's conservative default. /bookmark:activate is opinionated — slash-command users expect more frequent capture, so we immediately override to 10 minutes once setup has written the initial state file.
After activation, confirm to the user:
/bookmark:snapshot, /bookmark:status, /bookmark:list, /bookmark:restorenpx @tyroneross/bookmark config --interval <minutes>bookmark — context snapshot
npx claudepluginhub tyroneross/bookmark --plugin bookmark/activateActivates Nemp Pro with a license key, validating format and saving activation to .nemp/license.json. Unlocks all Pro features including Cortex, Foresight, Decay, Import, Export, and Health diagnostics.
/activateManages priority activation state for bundled patches — activates, deactivates, or clears patch entries in a JSON state file.
/activateActivates Rune, bringing Console pipelines online. Resumes from dormant, handles first-time boot, install pending, and bootstrap states.