Use when saving, restoring, or switching terminal workspace layouts (cmux or Ghostty), resuming AI coding sessions after a restart or crash, setting up project workspaces from templates, snapshotting terminal state before risky operations, or querying saved layouts programmatically.
Team-work instructions for a software repository, including who may build, verify, merge, publish, and push changes. A worktree is a separate working copy used to isolate one task.
Instructions for IvyYang1999/swob, a project described as: Local-first git graph and session debugger for Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, OpenCode, and 7 more AI coding harnesses.
Project instructions for ccIDE, a macOS desktop app that manages Claude Code session history. They describe the app’s Electron, React, TypeScript, terminal, and data-storage setup, along with its local build and release rules.
Documentation guidance for Corral, a command-line tool that transfers and resumes terminal sessions across coding agents such as Claude Code, Codex, Cursor, and others.
Query local Claude Code, Codex CLI, OpenCode, Kimi Code CLI, Cursor Agent CLI, and Pi session history through the corral CLI — list recent sessions, search by topic, read a session's conversation, export a shareable transcript with tool calls and thinking, or build a handoff context package to continue interrupted…
The manual verification checklist for SessionDeck — the behaviour automation can't reach (live thumbnails, hook-driven statuses, blink and auto-acknowledge, the Reserved Zone, notifications, the tasks panel). Trigger before a release, after touching status/blink/zone/notification code, or when asked to verify or…
Cut and publish a SessionDeck release — the single-release policy, CHANGELOG.md, what release.ps1 guards and does, and how to recover when it blocks. Trigger when asked to release, publish, ship, cut a version, tag a version, or when a release run fails.