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/session-current Command

Display details of the currently active session.

Usage

# Show current session
/session-current

Output

Shows information about the active session including:

  • Session ID and name
  • Start time
  • Duration so far
  • Goals and their status
  • Progress notes (chronological)
  • Git state
  • Files modified
  • Branch name

Examples

# Example output
Session ID: 20260102-1430-auth-refactor
Name: Authentication Refactor
Status: active
Started: 1/2/2026, 2:30:00 PM
Duration: 2h 15m (ongoing)
Branch: feature/auth
Goals: 3/3
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  [ ] Refactor OAuth 2.0 flow
  [ ] Add JWT support
  [ ] "Fix authentication bugs"

Progress Notes:
- 1/2/2026, 3:45 PM: Implemented OAuth flow
- 2/2/2026, 4:15 PM: Added JWT generation
 3/2/2026, 5:30 PM: "Fixing bugs" in progress

Git State:
Branch: feature/auth
Commits: 4 (2 so far)
Files Modified: 9 files

Session Information

The session file contains:

---
id: "20260102-1430-auth-refactor"
name: "Authentication Refactor"
startTime: "2026-01-02T14:30:00Z"
status: "active"
goals:
  - Refactor OAuth 2.0 flow
  - Add JWT support
  - "Fix authentication bugs"
gitBranch: "feature/auth"
commits: 0
filesModified: 0
---

Real-Time Updates

As you add progress notes with /session-update, the session file is updated immediately.

Best Practices

Monitoring Active Sessions

✅ DO:

  • Check current session status regularly
  • Update progress frequently for active sessions
  • Review goals completion status
  • Monitor git activity

❌ DON'T:

  • Forget about current session
  • Work on multiple sessions simultaneously
  • Let sessions run indefinitely
  • Ignore session goals

Session Switching

If you need to switch to a different session:

  1. End current session: /session-end
  2. Resume desired session: /session-show <id>
  3. Or start new session: /session-start