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recover-context

The recover-context skill extracts the last task details and current progress from a previous parent session when session lineage exists. Use it to quickly understand what work was in progress, the task's current state, pending items, and relevant files when resuming work across connected sessions, delegating the heavy lifting to sub-agents to avoid context bloat.

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SKILL.md

# recover-context

Use this skill to extract context from a parent session when a session lineage is
present (shown in the first user message of this conversation).

## Instructions

1. **Identify the most recent parent session** from the lineage chain (the last
   file in the chronological list).

2. **Use sub-agents to explore** (to avoid bloating your own context):
   - If you have the Task tool with subagent support, use the `session-searcher`
     subagent (subagent_type: `session-searcher`) to analyze the most recent session
   - If sub-agents are NOT available, use the `aichat:session-search` skill instead

3. **Extract the following from the most recent session:**
   - What was the last task being worked on?
   - What was the current state of that task (completed, in-progress, blocked)?
   - Any pending items or next steps mentioned?
   - Key decisions made or approaches chosen

4. **Also check for associated documents:**
   - Issue specs or task descriptions referenced in the session
   - Any markdown files created during that session (check WORKLOG/, issues/, etc.)
   - Code files that were being modified

5. **Report back concisely:**
   - State your understanding of the task context
   - List any files you found that are relevant
   - Ask the user how they'd like to proceed

## Example Sub-agent Prompt

If using the Task tool with `session-searcher` subagent:

```
Analyze the session file at [path from lineage] and extract:
1. The last task being worked on (look at the final 20-30 messages)
2. Current state of that task
3. Any referenced markdown files (issue specs, work logs, etc.)
4. Pending next steps or blockers

Return a concise summary.
```

## Constraints

- Do NOT read large session files directly into your own context
- ALWAYS delegate to sub-agents or the session-search skill
- Keep your summary concise - the user knows what they were working on
- Focus on the LAST task, not the entire session history
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