Planning with files

This skill appears to do what it says: create and maintain three markdown files and optionally run a 'session catchup' that inspects local session logs. Before installing or running it, consider the following: - Inspect the scripts (session-catchup.py, init-session.sh, check-complete.sh) yourself. They are short and readable; no network exfiltration is present, but session-catchup.py reads prior session JSONL files under your home directory (e.g., ~/.claude/projects and conditionally ~/.codex/sessions). If those session files contain sensitive data, the catchup output could surface it. - The skill will create/modify files in whatever directory you run it from. Run it in a project directory you control, not in a home or system directory you care about. - Hooks (PreToolUse/PostToolUse/Stop) run local shell commands (cat/head/tail/ps1/sh). That behavior is expected for reminders/read-before-decision logic, but review the commands and ensure your environment's CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT resolves to the intended path. - If you are uncomfortable with the catchup behavior reading past sessions, avoid running the catchup script or remove/modify that part of SKILL.md before use. Overall the skill is internally consistent with its stated purpose, but review the included scripts and run them in a sandboxed/project-specific directory if you want to limit exposure of prior session data.