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session-log
Create a timestamped research-session progress log that records completed work, evidence, decisions, and next steps. Use when closing or checkpointing substantive project work that needs a durable chronology. Not for saving one reusable finding; use $store-insight.
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- academic-research Repository topic
- ai-tools Repository topic
- claude Repository topic
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- latex Repository topic
- phd Repository topic
- research-workflow Repository topic
- codex Repository topic
- research Derived category
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# Session Log Skill
> Automatically create timestamped progress logs for research sessions.
## Purpose
Based on Scott Cunningham's session workflow: “Progress logs are my autosave of the workflow.” When sessions end or crash, the next AI client can read logs and pick up exactly where you left off.
## When to Use
At the end of any significant work session, or when asked to "log this session" or "update progress".
## Workflow