Progress Skill

Purpose

Fills the routing gap that SessionStart leaves open. SessionStart injects data; /progress interprets it and tells you what to do next.

Use mid-session when you've lost track, after a context compaction, or at the start of a new work block.

What it does NOT do: Re-fetch GitHub issues, CHANGELOG, or codebase map — those are already in session context from SessionStart. Running /progress will not flood your context window.

Usage

/progress              # current repo only (default)
/progress --all        # cross-repo: show recent work from all projects
/progress --no-memory  # skip memory recall entirely (fastest, git-only)

No subcommands at v1. One command, one compact output.