From sessionlog
This skill should be used when the user asks to "compact session", "compress session", "save session context", "sessionlog compact", "compact this session", "prepare for clear", or wants to create a compressed summary of the current session that can be continued after clearing context.
npx claudepluginhub florianbuetow/claude-code --plugin sessionlogThis skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.
Export the current session and produce a compressed task continuity summary that captures all essential knowledge required to resume the task without re-reading the full session log.
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Export the current session and produce a compressed task continuity summary that captures all essential knowledge required to resume the task without re-reading the full session log.
project_dir="$HOME/.claude/projects/$(pwd | sed 's|/|-|g')"
current_session=$(ls -t "$project_dir"/*.jsonl 2>/dev/null | head -1)
session_id=$(basename "$current_session" .jsonl)
echo "Session: $session_id"
echo "Source: $current_session"
Use the export script to produce the human-readable TXT:
output_dir="docs/sessionlogs"
mkdir -p "$output_dir"
"${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/export-session.sh" "$current_session" "$output_dir" "$session_id"
This produces docs/sessionlogs/claude-<session-id>.txt.
Read the full content of docs/sessionlogs/claude-<session-id>.txt.
You are now acting as a structured reasoning assistant specializing in summarizing and compressing AI agent session logs. Your goal is to transform the full conversation history you just read into a task continuity summary.
Purpose: Compact the session log into a structured summary that communicates:
Create docs/sessionlogs/claude-<session-id>-compact.md with the following structure. Accuracy and clarity are more important than brevity.
# Task Continuity Summary
> Compacted from session `<session-id>` on <date>
## 1. Task Overview
Brief summary of the main purpose or goal the session was working on.
Any key constraints, requirements, or parameters identified.
## 2. Current Status
What has been completed or achieved so far.
The current state of the problem or solution.
## 3. Environment and Assets
List the specific file paths, code snippets, library versions, or exact error codes that are currently active.
## 4. Attempts and Learnings
List of major approaches attempted (what was tried).
Why each attempt failed or succeeded (causes, issues, or insights).
Highlight recurring problems or misunderstandings.
## 5. Key Discoveries and Reasoning
Important facts, decisions, or deductions that shape the next steps.
Core assumptions or definitions that should remain stable in future work.
## 6. Pending Questions or Unresolved Issues
Specific open questions, blockers, or design uncertainties that remain.
## 7. Next Steps
Recommended next logical actions to continue progress.
Suggestions on how to avoid repeating previous errors.
## 8. Practical Memory Summary
A concise "mission context recap" of 10-15 lines, phrased as if handing off the project to a new agent instance. This must be self-contained enough that a fresh agent can pick up immediately where the last left off.
Compression Rules:
Print an abridged version of the compact file — show the section headings and 1-2 key bullets from each section so the user can verify the summary looks right.
Then tell the user:
Compact file saved to
docs/sessionlogs/claude-<session-id>-compact.mdTo continue in a fresh session:
- Run
/clearto reset context- Then run
/sessionlog:continueto pick up where you left off