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Use at the start of a working session to bring up cleanly and orient: read what this project is, the standing rules and available procedures, the last few units of work, and — above all — the current state and the single clearest next step, all read fresh from the project's own living documents. Flag but do not run any maintenance that has come due, then ask whether to continue as planned. This is orientation, NOT a trigger to start work — it ends with a question, not an action. The counterpart to session-end.
nanatsusaya/agent-driven-development · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 55
Install: claude install-skill nanatsusaya/agent-driven-development
# Session start — bring-up *Carries out rules S1, S2 and H1. The [catalogue](https://github.com/nanatsusaya/agent-driven-development/blob/main/method/rules.md) is the authority; this file is only the procedure.* Starting a session cleanly is a procedure, not something reconstructed from memory. Improvised bring-up fails in a consistent way: something is skipped, and the skip goes unnoticed because there was no list to skip from. Work the steps in order. Read every source **fresh** — do not trust context carried in from anywhere — and **report faithfully**: an open change awaiting review, a red build or an overdue task is stated plainly. **Guardrails (do not violate):** - **Orient, do not start work.** This ends with a **question**, never an action. If the briefing surfaces a task, name it and wait. Opening a session by starting work chooses the session's direction on the decider's behalf. - **Read-only.** No commits, no branches, no edits to living documents. - **The living documents are the source of truth for state** — not this file, not memory, not what was true last session. - **Do not invent state you could not read.** If an artefact is missing, say it is missing. ## 0. Locate the artefacts Read `method.json` at the project root if it exists. It binds four roles to actual paths: | Role | Answers | |---|---| | `operating-rules` | How is work done here? | | `decisions` | What was decided, and why? | | `state` | Where do we stand? | | `method-log` | Why does