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recap

From orc

Session-start briefing from disk state. Synthesizes what happened last session, what's in the backlog, and suggests what to work on next. Designed for cold-start: paste /orc:recap as first message in a new session. Use when: "orc recap", "orc:recap", "what did I do last time", "where did I leave off", "catch me up", or at the start of any new session. Part of the orc system: orc:orchestrate, orc:backlog, orc:autoresearch, orc:status, orc:recap, orc:scope, orc:handoff.

Install

npx claudepluginhub athan-dial/skills --plugin orc

Tool Access

This skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.

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Produce a 10-15 line cold-start briefing from disk state.

SKILL.md

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recap

From orc

Orc: Recap

Produce a 10-15 line cold-start briefing from disk state.

What to read

.orc/state.json — last orchestration state (completed or in-progress)

.orc/backlog/BACKLOG.jsonl — open items with priorities

git log --oneline -10 — recent commits

var/autoresearch/*/session.json — any autoresearch sessions (completed or running)

var/autoresearch/*/REPORT.md — completed autoresearch reports

.orc/backlog/items/*.md — scan for recently modified items (new context since last session)

Output format

orc recap (2026-04-14) Last session: - Completed: "Entity linking hardening" — 4 tasks, entity coverage 48% -> 51% - Autoresearch: api-latency — 12 iterations, reached 45ms (-35ms from baseline) - Committed: 3 commits on main (entity linking normalizers + org prefix fallback) Backlog (3 open): 001 [p1] Add Redis cache layer 002 [p1] Multi-target brief runner 003 [p2] Shadow mode auto-apply Suggested next: orc:pick 001 — Redis cache layer addresses the top latency bottleneck

Behavior

If .orc/ doesn't exist, say so and suggest orc:add to start capturing ideas.

If backlog is empty, focus on git log + autoresearch state.

The "suggested next" should be the highest-priority backlog item, with a one-line rationale from the item's "Why" section.

Keep the output scannable — no walls of text.

Orc: Recap

Produce a 10-15 line cold-start briefing from disk state.

What to read

.orc/state.json — last orchestration state (completed or in-progress)
.orc/backlog/BACKLOG.jsonl — open items with priorities
git log --oneline -10 — recent commits
var/autoresearch/*/session.json — any autoresearch sessions (completed or running)
var/autoresearch/*/REPORT.md — completed autoresearch reports
.orc/backlog/items/*.md — scan for recently modified items (new context since last session)

Output format

orc recap (2026-04-14)

Last session:
  - Completed: "Entity linking hardening" — 4 tasks, entity coverage 48% -> 51%
  - Autoresearch: api-latency — 12 iterations, reached 45ms (-35ms from baseline)
  - Committed: 3 commits on main (entity linking normalizers + org prefix fallback)

Backlog (3 open):
  001 [p1] Add Redis cache layer
  002 [p1] Multi-target brief runner
  003 [p2] Shadow mode auto-apply

Suggested next:
  orc:pick 001 — Redis cache layer addresses the top latency bottleneck

Behavior

If .orc/ doesn't exist, say so and suggest orc:add to start capturing ideas.
If backlog is empty, focus on git log + autoresearch state.
The "suggested next" should be the highest-priority backlog item, with a one-line rationale from the item's "Why" section.
Keep the output scannable — no walls of text.