/arnold:recap
Start-of-session briefing showing recent commits, uncommitted changes, and feature statuses.
When to use it
At the beginning of a coding session. Arnold catches you up on what happened since you last worked: recent commits, uncommitted changes, and the current state of each feature.
Usage
> /arnold:recap
🦕 SESSION RECAP - FitBook Studio
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Recent commits (last 24hr):
a1b2c3d Add Stripe webhook handler
e4f5g6h Fix booking race condition
i7j8k9l Update capacity validation
Uncommitted changes: 2 files modified
Feature statuses:
🟢 Payments - aligned
🟢 Accounts - aligned
🟡 Auth - 1 drift item
🔴 Booking - 1 drift item
🔵 Calendar Sync - gaps in docs
Recommendation: Run /arnold:check then /arnold:resolve
What it does
- Shows recent git commits relevant to your project
- Lists uncommitted changes in your working directory
- Summarizes each feature's current status
- Recommends what to do next based on the current state
💡 Tip
Run /arnold:recap at the start of every session. It's the fastest way to remember where things stand.
See also
- /arnold:status - Project health without git info
- /arnold:check - Full drift report