AIDA Core Session Manager FAQs

Question 1

What does the /aida:init command do?

Accepted Answer

The /aida:init command creates the necessary .aida/ directory structure, initializes a Kanban board for task management, and generates a session.json file to track your project's state.

Question 2

How does this skill manage session memory?

Accepted Answer

It uses a centralized JSON state file to track phases, task statuses, and metrics, allowing Claude to maintain state and context across different development stages.

Question 3

Is AIDA Core required for other AIDA-red skills?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Core provides the essential foundation that related skills like Orchestrator and Pipeline rely on for execution tracking and resource organization.

Question 4

Can I resume a development session later?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the session-memory capability handles the persistence and loading of state, including creating checkpoints for specific project phases to prevent progress loss.

Question 5

What files are generated by the Core skill?

Accepted Answer

It generates a .aida/ folder containing subdirectories for state, checkpoints, artifacts, tasks, and results, along with a session.json and kanban.md file.

AIDA Core Session Manager

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AIDA Core Session Manager

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