A context strategy and a droppable-in memory scaffold — so work compounds across sessions instead of resetting.
Every new session usually starts from zero — you re-explain the project, the constraints, the decisions already made. meta-context designs the memory scaffold that carries what matters forward, so the next session starts where the last one ended.
It decides what's worth keeping, how to store it, and how to hand it back — a strategy plus a droppable-in structure, not a pile of transcripts. This is the skill that makes the other eight compound across time.
Decisions, constraints, and dead ends — not raw transcripts.
A droppable-in structure that any session can read on entry.
The rule for surfacing the right memory at the right moment.
Returns a context strategy and a droppable-in memory scaffold — so the next session starts informed, and every skill above it compounds across time instead of starting over.
Pick up where you left off.
A structure, not transcripts.
Decisions, not noise.
The keystone of the nine.
The ideas here aren't invented — the skill generalizes established practice into one reusable, task-agnostic move. Below: the prior art it builds on, and the in-repo contract it actually runs on.