ghostex-auto-rename-session

ghostex-auto-rename-session

Generate one title only.

After generating the title, submit the rename command in this same Ghostex session:

ghostex_session_selector="${GHOSTEX_GLOBAL_SESSION_REF:-${GHOSTEX_SESSION_ID:-${ZMX_SESSION:-}}}"
if [ -n "$ghostex_session_selector" ]; then
  ghostex send-message "$ghostex_session_selector" "/rename <generated title>"
fi

Use send-message for the current Ghostex session rename. It sends the full /rename <title> command and submits Enter in one operation, so the agent should not call send-enter separately after send-message.

Do not use send-text alone. If send-message is unavailable and send-text must be used, call send-enter for the same selector immediately after send-text.

Do not use rename-command as the default for this skill. It can report an accepted renderer request without proving the command was delivered into a hidden or unmounted current session.

Rules

• Keep the title under 60 characters.
• Summarize the actual work done, not the whole conversation vibe.
• Use plain title case or compact phrase case.
• Avoid quotes, punctuation, emojis, and extra explanation.
• Use GHOSTEX_GLOBAL_SESSION_REF as the self-session selector when it is set. It is the exact S:P:G Ghostex session reference and avoids ambiguous bare session ids.
• If GHOSTEX_GLOBAL_SESSION_REF is missing, use GHOSTEX_SESSION_ID when it is set. Ghostex may export either a stable session id or provider persistence name, and the CLI resolves both directly.
• If both Ghostex selectors are missing, use ZMX_SESSION when it is set. zmx exports the provider session name for the current pane.
• If all three self-session selectors are missing, return the title only and do not guess a session by title, alias, project, or recent activity.
• If send-message fails with no matching session, return the title only. Do not retry with a different selector.