What problem does it solve? AI coding sessions end and their context dies with them, and notes saved inside a project repo are one git add -A away from being published. This Skill defines a durable, private notes home outside every repo, plus the conventions for session notes, handoffs, and project profiles that keep cross-session context intact. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Notes home conventions: Defines a ~/.bindle/projects/<project>/ layout with per-session notes, handoffs, a curated profile, a per-fact store, and a profile-proposals queue, all in plain Markdown. - Privacy-gated repo exports: Enforces a dual-artifact recipe where the full private note always stays in the notes home and only a scanner-checked, sanitized summary may enter the repo on explicit request. - Read-only session boundaries: Keeps session orientation and wrap-up from modifying the working repo, and requires handoffs to state what is done, out of scope, and untouchable. - Use Case: At the end of a debugging session, run /session-end to write a structured note (decisions, risks, next prompt) to the notes home, queue a profile-worthy fact for an Add/Defer/Reject decision, and leave the repo untouched. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to end the current session and save session notes plus a handoff for the next session using the session-continuity conventions.
