From remember
Saves session state and writes a handoff note so the next Claude Code session can continue cleanly. Read/writes a remember.md file at the project root.
How this skill is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
Slash command
/remember:rememberThis skill is limited to the following tools:
The summary Claude sees in its skill listing — used to decide when to auto-load this skill
Write a handoff note so the next session can continue cleanly. Use your knowledge of the current session — you were here. Write in first person ("I").
Write a handoff note so the next session can continue cleanly. Use your knowledge of the current session — you were here. Write in first person ("I").
Path: Use the path from the most recent === HANDOFF === block in this session's context (e.g., Write next handoff to: /home/user/.remember/myproject-slug/remember.md). If no === HANDOFF === block is present, fall back to {project_root}/.remember/remember.md. This is at the PROJECT ROOT, NOT relative to this skill file.
If the file already exists, Read it first before Writing. The Write tool enforces a read-before-write check on existing files; without a prior Read, the first Write call will fail with "File has not been read yet." A 1-line Read is enough to satisfy the check.
Format:
# Handoff
## State
{What's done, what's not. Files, MRs, decisions. 2-4 lines max.}
## Next
{What to pick up. Priority order. 1-3 items.}
## Context
{Non-obvious gotchas, blockers, preferences from this session. Skip if nothing.}
Rules:
Say "Saved." when done — nothing else.
npx claudepluginhub anthropics/claude-plugins-official --plugin rememberWrites a CONTINUE_HERE.md file capturing session state so a fresh Claude Code session can pick up where the last one left off. Use when ending a session with unfinished work or handing off context between sessions.
Wraps up a work session by recording changed files, caveats, decisions, and next steps so a fresh session can resume without re-deriving context.
Saves session state at end of session and resumes it at start of next session. Useful when context is running out, wrapping up, or continuing previous work.