bootstrap

Loads prior session context and recruits relevant skills at session start.

Updated Jul 16, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/pjherron/hypoc --skill bootstrap-pjherron
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
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Skill: bootstrap
Source: https://github.com/pjherron/hypoc/tree/main/hypoc/skills/bootstrap
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pjherron/hypoc --skill bootstrap-pjherron

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Starting a new AI coding session usually means re-explaining your project, your past decisions, and what tools are available. This Skill removes that cold-start problem by automatically restoring prior context and surfacing relevant capabilities without requiring you to know any skill names. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Automatic skill recruitment: Runs skill-recruitment to find skills relevant to the current project and your recent work patterns. - Prior session loading: Runs session-recruitment to surface previous work and open threads. - Consent-gated invocation: Presents an Accept/Review/Revise/Decline prompt before invoking any skill, so nothing runs without your approval. - Use Case: You open your terminal on Monday morning. Instead of re-briefing the AI, the session starts with a plain-language summary of what you were doing Friday, which threads are still open, and what the platform can help with today. ## Quick Start Start a new session and let the platform load my prior context and suggest what it can help with today.

Frequently Asked Questions about bootstrap

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I restore context from a previous AI coding session?▼

Session context is restored automatically at startup by running session-recruitment, which surfaces what was worked on previously and any open threads. No manual command or skill name is required from the user.

How does automatic skill recruitment work without knowing skill names?▼

The skill-recruitment process matches skills to the current project and your recent work patterns, then capabilities are described in plain language. Skill names are never shown unless you explicitly ask for them.

Can I approve or reject a skill before it runs?▼

Yes, every skill invocation is gated by a consent prompt offering Accept, Review, Revise, or Decline options. Declined skills are not re-suggested for the same intent during that session.

Do slash commands still require the consent prompt?▼

No, explicit slash commands such as /to-spec bypass the consent prompt entirely. The prompt only applies to skills the platform suggests on its own.

What happens if no relevant skills are found at session start?▼

The platform states plainly that nothing relevant was recruited and asks what you want to work on. It does not fabricate suggestions or invoke unrelated skills.