session-tracker
Checkpoints multi-step work to disk so a crashed or dropped session can be resumed rather than redone. Use when a task has two or more steps AND writes files or generates code AND losing mid-task state would be costly; when resuming after a session drop; or when the user asks for crash-resilient.
as observed 2026-09-19T21:21:32.220Z- Identifier
session-tracker- Source
- ClawHub
- Version observed
- 2.6.1
- Source repository
- not published
- Repository observation
- No source repository listed
- First observed here
- 2026-08-28T22:55:09.935Z
- Observations recorded
- 2
- Installs (reported upstream)
- 15
- Weekly downloads (upstream)
- 1,072
- Declared license
- MIT-0
Observation history
2026-09-19T21:21:32.220Z
Fields that differed: license changelog description latestVersion summary topics
| Field | Before | After |
|---|---|---|
license |
null | "MIT-0" |
changelog |
"# session-tracker v2.2.1 Changelog\n\n- Removed the file `skill-card.md` from the package.\n- No changes to core functionality or implementation; skill behavior is unchanged.\n- P | "session-tracker v2.6.1\n\n- Updated usage guidance in SKILL.md to clarify when to use/avoid session-tracking and emphasize privacy and irreversibility.\n- Expanded and clarified p |
description |
"MUST be invoked before any multi-step task where crash-resilient recovery is desired — without `init`, a session drop loses mid-task state unrecoverably. Discloses: writes persist | null |
latestVersion |
"2.3.0" | "2.6.1" |
summary |
"Crash-resilient task tracker. MUST run `init` before any 2+ step task — without it, a session drop loses mid-task state unrecoverably. Checkpointing, filesystem detection, stuck a | "Checkpoints multi-step work to disk so a crashed or dropped session can be resumed rather than redone. Use when a task has two or more steps AND writes files or generates code AND |
topics |
[] | ["backup","session","tracker"] |
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