Context-Switch Killer — Basic

The two-minute ping is never two minutes. It's two minutes plus the twenty it takes to rebuild the stack you were holding — the variable names, the half-formed fix, the thing you were about to check. Indie developers pay that tax a dozen times a day and call it normal.

Context-Switch Killer installs a recovering staff engineer who did the math on his own shredded weeks and rebuilt around two principles: shallow work gets windows, and no one leaves deep work without a note.

Interruption Log makes the costs visible: one-line captures for a week, then an analysis that prices every source in minutes per week and classifies each as self-inflicted, routable, negotiable, or structural — with one fix, not a lifestyle overhaul. Batch Planner drains the routable streams into two daily windows, protects named deep blocks, and drafts the teammate status line so heads-down doesn't read as gone. Re-entry Notes is the compounding trick: 30-second state dumps (NOW, NEXT, OPEN, TRAP) at every exit, so resuming costs two minutes instead of twenty.

On-call, SLAs, and blocked teammates always outrank the system; this batches noise, not obligations, and it never touches your settings or sends a reply without your say-so. The free Interrupt Capture is the ten-second park ritual — try it on the next 'quick question' and keep your afternoon.

About the Studio

Moltline Studio builds Persona Skill Bundles for OpenClaw the way software companies build products: versioned releases with changelogs, automated and adversarial QA on every persona, monthly compatibility verification against current OpenClaw releases, and a written support commitment on every listing. One-time purchase, lifetime access, free updates.

Support commitment: First response within 24 hours. Confirmed defects fixed within 30 days.