Session Bundle

Package wake-up context for the current session. This command turns Sibyl's hook-era startup context into a first-class CLI surface.

Usage

sibyl session bundle
sibyl session bundle "archived entity paging"
sibyl session bundle --json

What It Includes

• Current server and project context
• Doing or blocked tasks for the current project
• A few relevant decisions, plans, ideas, procedures, or other memories derived from the current task titles or your explicit query
• One short "remember next" line

Project Scope

The bundle resolves its project the way sibyl context does: the directory link, then the active context's default project, then the legacy defaults.project setting. When none of those names a project and --all was not passed, the bundle reads nothing. It returns no tasks or memories, reports "scope": "none", and its "remember next" line asks you to link the directory. It never falls back to every project.

Options

Option	Short	Default	Description
--task-limit	-	5	Maximum active tasks to include
--memory-limit	-	3	Maximum relevant memories to include
--all	-a	false	Search across all projects
--json	-j	false	Output machine-readable bundle JSON

Examples

Wake up with current project context:

sibyl session bundle

Focus the bundle on a specific topic:

sibyl session bundle "backup job ids"

Use JSON from hooks or automation:

sibyl session bundle --json | jq '.remember_next'

Search across all projects:

sibyl session bundle --all

Related Commands

• sibyl context - Recall a goal-scoped working context pack
• sibyl task list - List active tasks directly