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recap

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Recap the current conversation — surface the main topic, identify side-threads, unanswered questions, unresolved decisions, and loose ends, then triage them interactively. Use this skill when the user says "recap", "where are we", "what were we doing", "what's outstanding", "any loose ends", "what did we miss", "back to the main thing", or when the conversation has branched into multiple topics and needs re-grounding. Also trigger after context compaction when the user seems disoriented, or when the user says "ok what now" mid-session and the conversation has been long or meandering. This skill is the "gather yourself" moment before continuing — it prevents lost context, dropped questions, and forgotten side-tasks.

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