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About park

park is an agent skill that produces a concise session note with the user, computer, working directory, activity, and a resume command. It is intended for recording and resuming Codex or Claude sessions without continuing work or checking external services.

Key features

  1. 01Reports user, computer, directory, and session activity
  2. 02Builds a resume command for Codex or Claude
  3. 03Quotes directory and session ID for shell use
  4. 04Copies the note using an available clipboard command

Use cases

  1. 01Leaving a concise note before pausing a coding session
  2. 02Saving the correct resume command for a nested agent session

Install

Copy the command and run it in a terminal.

$npx skills add https://github.com/wkentaro/agent-skills --skill park

After installing, type/parkin Claude Code to confirm it loaded.

Bundled filesagents/openai.yaml

Details

From the project README

Park

Output one line naming the user and computer and what this session is doing, then the command that resumes it. Report the work without continuing it or checking external services.

Read the username with id -un, the computer name with hostname -s, and the current working directory with pwd. Read the session ID and build the resume command for the agent running this skill, not for whichever variable happens to be set; a nested session can inherit its parent's variable.

AgentSession IDResume command
CodexCODEX_THREAD_IDcodex resume <session ID>
ClaudeCLAUDE_CODE_SESSION_IDclaude --resume <session ID>

Shell-quote the directory and session ID in the command. If the session ID is unavailable or the agent is not listed, state that instead of inventing a command or falling back to --last or --continue.

Copy the note to the clipboard exactly as output, through a quoted heredoc, with pbcopy on macOS, or wl-copy or xclip -selection clipboard elsewhere. If none is available, add one line after the note saying it was not copied.

Output only this note, without an outer code fence or additional commentary:

<username>@<computer name>: <topic and next step, under 15 words>

```sh
cd <absolute working directory> && <resume command>
```

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