From sessionlog
Resumes coding sessions by loading compacted session files from docs/sessionlogs, displaying context, verifying git status/log for repo drift, and suggesting next steps.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/sessionlog:continueThe summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Find and load a compacted session file to resume work from a previous session.
Find and load a compacted session file to resume work from a previous session.
ls -t docs/sessionlogs/*-compact.md 2>/dev/null
/sessionlog:compact first.Found multiple compact files:
1. claude-<id1>-compact.md (2025-01-15)
2. claude-<id2>-compact.md (2025-01-14)
3. claude-<id3>-compact.md (2025-01-13)
Which session do you want to continue? (number)
Read the selected -compact.md file in full.
Print the content to the user so they can see the restored context.
After presenting the context, follow the "Instructions for Continuation" section from the compact file:
git status and git log --oneline -5 to verify current stateThen ask the user what they'd like to work on — suggest the first item from "Work In Progress" or "Open Issues / Next Steps" as a starting point.
Recovers actionable context from local .claude session artifacts to continue interrupted work without running claude --resume. Extracts compact summaries, pending work, errors, and workspace state.
Reads a CONTINUE_HERE.md continuation file at session start and resumes from where a prior session left off, detecting freshness, parsing structured handoff, and cleaning up after consumption.
Resumes a Claude Code session from the most recent handoff document, verifying its claims against the live codebase and git history before reporting findings.
npx claudepluginhub florianbuetow/claude-code --plugin sessionlog