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COMPASS: keep your AI on track across long projects
A set of skills for AI coding agents that fixes the most annoying problem with long sessions — the AI forgetting the plan. It keeps a local map of your goals and tasks, asks before doing anything risky, and lets you hand off cleanly to a fresh session.
COMPASS is a local-first bundle of four skills for AI coding agents like Claude Code and Codex, each aimed at the moment things go sideways on a long project. A task-clarifier gates ambiguous or risky work and asks a few sharp questions before acting; a task-forest keeps a repo-local map of goals, subtasks and dependencies so the AI always knows what it's actually building; a session-handoff skill compresses the whole conversation state into a paste-ready prompt for a new session; and a profile-keeper remembers your communication style and risk boundaries. It all lives in your repo as plain files — task graphs you can even view as a diagram — and nothing is uploaded anywhere.
Why a vibe-coder should care
If you build with an AI agent for more than an hour, you've felt it drift — it loses the thread, redoes work, or barrels into something risky. COMPASS is the seatbelt: it keeps the goal visible, makes the AI pause before dangerous moves, and lets you resume tomorrow in a new window without re-explaining everything. And because it's all local files, you stay in control of your data.
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