audhd-context-recovery

Source: packages/skills/audhd-context-recovery/SKILL.md is the canonical artefact. Frontmatter and triggers may change before v0.1.

Think of this skill as the Save / Resume State snapshot for a working context. Yesterday’s session saved facts and decisions into the cognitive graph. Today, /resume reads them back so you can pick up the thread without rebuilding it from scratch.

sequenceDiagram
    autonumber
    participant You as You
    participant Skill as audhd-context-recovery
    participant Graph as mcp-cognitive-graph
    participant Clock as mcp-chronometric

    Note over You,Graph: SAVE — yesterday's session
    You->>Skill: works on Project X
    Skill->>Graph: record_fact(decision · blocker · open thread)
    Skill->>Graph: recall_decisions (snapshot last intent)

    Note over You,Graph: RESUME — this morning
    You->>Skill: /resume
    Skill->>Clock: get_time_context (how long since last session)
    Skill->>Graph: recall_entity (active project)
    Skill->>Graph: recall_decisions (since=yesterday)
    Graph-->>Skill: open items + last stated intent
    Skill-->>You: "Yesterday you were on X. Three open items. Last intent: …"

A skill that reconstructs yesterday’s (or last-Friday’s) mental state from the cognitive graph: open decisions, blockers, recent facts, the last stated session intent. Designed for AuDHD users returning to work after context loss.

Frontmatter summary

Field	Value
`name`	`audhd-context-recovery`
`version`	`0.1.0`
`status`	`stable`
`neurotypes`	`["audhd", "asd", "adhd"]`

Triggers

Slash command: /resume.
Semantic match against phrases like “where was I”, “pick up from yesterday”.

MCP dependencies

mcp-cognitive-graph — recall_decisions, weekly_rollup, recall_entity.
mcp-chronometric — get_time_context() for the “how long since you last worked here” anchor.

Profile dependencies

preferences.output_format — answer-first vs conventional.
preferences.max_chunk_size — caps the number of open items surfaced.

Acceptance (from )

/resume monday runs in ≤ 5s against a 30-day graph; brief names projects, decisions, one action with confidence > 0.7.

What’s next

Run your first skill for the related morning-brief walkthrough.
mcp-cognitive-graph for the persistence model this skill leans on.