update-dev-docs

Updates the dev docs to capture current progress before session compaction or ending a session.

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Install skill "update-dev-docs" with this command: npx skills add htlin222/dotfiles/htlin222-dotfiles-update-dev-docs

Update Dev Docs

Updates the dev docs to capture current progress before session compaction or ending a session.

When to use

  • Before using /compact to compress conversation

  • Before ending a long session

  • When switching to a different task

  • Periodically during very long implementations

Usage

/update-dev-docs [task-name]

If task-name is not provided, will look for active tasks in dev/active/ .

Instructions

When this command is invoked:

Find active dev docs:

  • Check dev/active/ for existing task folders

  • If multiple found and no task-name provided, list them and ask which to update

Update tasks.md:

  • Sync with current TodoWrite state

  • Mark completed items as done

  • Add any new tasks discovered during implementation

  • Update complexity estimates if needed

Update context.md:

  • Add newly discovered key files

  • Document any new decisions made

  • Update code patterns if new ones were identified

  • Add any gotchas or lessons learned

Update plan.md (if needed):

  • Update progress on objectives

  • Note any strategy changes

  • Update risk assessment based on discoveries

Generate session summary:

  • What was accomplished this session

  • What's next

  • Any blockers or open questions

Session Summary Template

Add to the end of context.md:

Session Log

[Date] Session

Accomplished:

  • Item 1
  • Item 2

Next Steps:

  • Item 1
  • Item 2

Blockers/Questions:

  • Question 1

Notes

  • Keep updates concise but informative

  • Focus on capturing context that would be lost after compaction

  • Include specific file paths and line numbers where relevant

  • Document "why" not only "what" for decisions

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