/massu-bearings

Session orientation — answers 'where was I?' and 'what should I focus on?'

/massu-bearings

Quick session orientation that reads session state, recent history, parked ideas, and open plans, then presents a concise briefing. Answers: "Where am I and what should I focus on?"

When to Use

  • Starting a new session: Run first thing to get your bearings
  • After being away: Quick catch-up on where things left off
  • Context recovery: When you have lost track of the current task
  • Morning standup: Get a summary of yesterday's work and today's priorities

What It Does

  • Reads session state (CURRENT.md) for active tasks and recent decisions
  • Checks recent git history for what was last committed
  • Reviews parked ideas (squirrels) for anything relevant
  • Scans open plan files for in-progress work
  • Presents a concise, human-readable briefing

Usage

/massu-bearings

This is a read-only command. It does not modify any files.

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