obsidian-tracker-where-was-i

Converted from Claude Code command /where-was-i. Review and adapt: hooks and MCP tool IDs may need manual mapping for Codex.

/where-was-i — Resume Context

Goal

Show the user a compact context block to quickly resume work on a project.

Steps

1. Determine project:

   • If .claude/obsidian-tracking.json exists, use the project from it.
   • Otherwise, call findProjectByLocalPath with the current working directory.
   • If still no project, call listProjects and ask the user which project.

2. Get resume context:

   • Call getResumeContext with the resolved project name.

3. Format output as a compact block:

# Resume Context for {project}

## Current Focus
{suggestedAction}

## Last Session ({date})
Completed:
- {items}

Blockers: {items or "None"}

## Active Work
Tasks:
- [{status}] {title}

Bugs:
- [{priority}] {title}

## Recent Decisions
- {DEC-id}: {title}

1. Keep it token-efficient:

   • No descriptions, only titles and statuses.
   • Target ~300-500 tokens max.
   • If a section is empty, show "None" on one line, don't skip the section.

2. If no data exists (no summaries, no tasks, no bugs):

   • Say "No previous session data found for {project}. This looks like a fresh start."

3. Auto-start tracking: If .claude/obsidian-tracking.json does not exist, start tracking for the resolved project:

   plugins/obsidian-tracker/scripts/start-tracking.sh "{project}"