What does the reload skill do?

Reload diagnoses, treats, saves, and starts a watcher that opens a new terminal with the pruned session after you exit.

Should I run 'treat --execute' before reload?

No. Reload handles treating internally and will double-treat if you run 'treat --execute' first.

What does -rx do and how do I choose its value?

-rx selects gentle/standard/aggressive behavior for the dry-run and reload. Default is standard if not provided; pick gentle for minimal changes, or aggressive for heavy pruning.

reload

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npx machina-cli add skill Ruya-AI/cozempic/reload --openclaw

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Treat the session and spawn an auto-resume watcher that opens a new terminal after you exit.

Steps

Diagnose first:
```
cozempic current --diagnose
```

Dry-run:

cozempic treat current -rx $ARGUMENTS

If no argument was provided, use standard:

cozempic treat current -rx standard

Show results including token savings. Ask confirmation.
Apply reload (treats + saves + spawns watcher in one shot):
```
cozempic reload -rx $ARGUMENTS
```
Do NOT run cozempic treat --execute before cozempic reload — reload already treats internally. Running both would double-treat.
Tell the user: "Treatment applied. Type /exit — a new Terminal window will open automatically with the pruned session."

Source

git clone https://github.com/Ruya-AI/cozempic/blob/main/plugin/skills/reload/SKILL.mdView on GitHub

Overview

Reload treats the current session and launches an auto-resume watcher that opens a new terminal after you exit. It prunes the session, saves state, and ensures continuity without manual re-launch.

How This Skill Works

It starts with a diagnose of the current session, then a dry-run using -rx to preview changes. When you apply reload, it performs treat + save + spawns a watcher. The watcher opens a fresh terminal window automatically once you exit the original session.

When to Use It

You need to resume a long-running session after closing the terminal, with automatic reopening and pruning.
You want to preserve tokens and a clean session state before continuing.
You want to preview changes with a dry-run (-rx) before applying the reload.
You require a single operation that handles treating, saving, and watcher setup.
You must avoid double-handling by not running 'treat --execute' before 'reload'.

Quick Start

Step 1: cozempic current --diagnose
Step 2: cozempic treat current -rx standard (or your chosen level)
Step 3: cozempic reload -rx standard (auto-resumes in a new terminal)

Best Practices

Always diagnose first with cozempic current --diagnose to understand the session state.
Run a dry-run with cozempic treat current -rx <arg> to preview changes (default to standard if no arg).
Review the reported token savings and changes before applying.
Do not run cozempic treat --execute prior to cozempic reload; reload performs the treatment internally.
Choose the -rx level (gentle, standard, aggressive) based on how aggressively you want to prune and resume.

Example Use Cases

Diagnose, perform a standard dry-run, then apply reload to auto-resume in a new terminal.
Use gentle -rx to minimize changes, then reload to safely resume in a new window.
Use aggressive -rx when pruning heavily and preparing a fresh session for resume.
Omit the -rx argument to default to standard during reload workflow.
Avoid running 'treat --execute' before reload to prevent double-treating.

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