context-dumplisted

# Context Dump ## What this skill does Extracts every open tab from the user's browser, then writes a richly-organized markdown file to `~/Documents/Context-Dumps/YYYY-MM-DD_<browser>-tabs.md` so the user can close their browser without losing their mental context. The output is **never just a flat URL list**. It is structured so that someone with ADHD — or anyone with 100+ tabs from parallel investigations — can scan it in 60 seconds and decide what to act on, what to bookmark, and what to close. ## When to use Trigger when the user expresses any of these underlying intents: - "I have too many tabs/windows open" - "Help me clear Safari/Chrome/Arc" - "Dump my tabs / tab triage / context dump" - "Save what I'm working on so I can close everything" - General overwhelm signals around browser state Do not require the user to explicitly invoke the skill. If the intent matches, run the workflow. ## Workflow ### Step 1 — Pick the browser If the user named a browser, use that. Otherwise run the extraction script with no argument; it auto-detects the frontmost browser via System Events. Supported: `safari`, `chrome`, `arc`, `brave`, `edge`. (Firefox doesn't expose tabs to AppleScript reliably — if the user is on Firefox, ask them to export tabs via an extension and paste, or use a different approach.) ### Step 2 — Extract tabs Run the bundled extractor. It outputs window markers + pipe-delimited TAB rows to stdout. ```bash ~/.claude/skills/context-dump/scripts/extract-ta