Quick "where am I?" snapshot - branch, uncommitted work, last commit, what was in progress, what's next.
Fast context recovery. For when you come back mid-task and forgot where you left off.
Run in parallel:
git branch --show-current
git status --short
git log --oneline -5
git stash list
Read the last entry from docs/session-log.md (the most recent heading block). Extract: task, status, files touched, notes for next agent.
## If there are uncommitted changes, categorize them:
Check the last ## entry date in docs/session-log.md. If older than 48 hours, add to report:
STALE: Last session log is [X] days old. Context may be outdated.
Quick read of memory/project_current_priorities.md for what should be in focus.
STATUS - [time]
BRANCH: [name]
LAST: [last commit message]
CHANGES: [X] files modified, [X] untracked
-> [1-line summary of what areas]
STASHES: [count or "none"]
LAST SESSION: [task] - [status: completed/partial/blocked]
NEXT UP: [priority from memory or session log]
Keep under 150 words. This is a glance, not a report.