/wrap-up
End the current session with a structured summary and memory update.
$ npx -y skills add rohitg00/awesome-claude-code-toolkit --agent claude-codeHow it fires
How this command gets triggered: by you, by Claude, or both.
- Fires itselfClaude auto-loads it when your prompt matches the work.
- You can call itInvoke it directly when you want it.
- Slash command
/wrap-up
Context preview
What this command does when you run it.
End the current session with a structured summary and memory update.
Command definition
wrap-up.mdEnd the current session with a structured summary and memory update.
Steps
1. Review all changes made during this session:
- Run `git diff --stat` for uncommitted changes.
- Run `git log --oneline --since="4 hours ago"` for recent commits.
- Scan for TODO/FIXME comments added during the session.
2. Compile a session summary:
- What was the original goal or task?
- What was actually accomplished?
- What is remaining or deferred?
3. Extract learnings to save:
- New patterns or conventions established.
- Gotchas or bugs discovered and how they were resolved.
- Useful commands or techniques discovered.
- Performance insights or optimization findings.
4. Update project CLAUDE.md with relevant learnings. 5. Commit any outstanding changes if appropriate. 6. Create a brief handoff note for the next session. 7. List any blocking issues that need external resolution.
Format
## Session Wrap-Up (<date>)
### Goal
<what was the objective>
### Accomplished
- <completed item>
### Deferred
- <item not completed and why>
### Learnings
- <insight saved to CLAUDE.md>
### Blockers
- <issue needing resolution>
### Next Session
Start with: <specific instruction for next session>
Rules
- Always commit or stash changes before wrapping up; do not leave a dirty tree.
- Keep the summary actionable, not narrative.
- Save learnings to CLAUDE.md so they persist across sessions.
- Flag any time-sensitive items (expiring tokens, pending reviews).
- Do not wrap up with failing tests unless the failure is documented.
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End the current session with a structured summary and memory update.
Steps
1. Review all changes made during this session:
- Run `git diff --stat` for uncommitted changes.
- Run `git log --oneline --since="4 hours ago"` for recent commits.
- Scan for TODO/FIXME comments added during the session.
2. Compile a session summary:
- What was the original goal or task?
- What was actually accomplished?
- What is remaining or deferred?
3. Extract learnings to save:
- New patterns or conventions established.
- Gotchas or bugs discovered and how they were resolved.
- Useful commands or techniques discovered.
- Performance insights or optimization findings.
4. Update project CLAUDE.md with relevant learnings. 5. Commit any outstanding changes if appropriate. 6. Create a brief handoff note for the next session. 7. List any blocking issues that need external resolution.
Format
## Session Wrap-Up (<date>) ### Goal <what was the objective> ### Accomplished - <completed item> ### Deferred - <item not completed and why> ### Learnings - <insight saved to CLAUDE.md> ### Blockers - <issue needing resolution> ### Next Session Start with: <specific instruction for next session>
Rules
- Always commit or stash changes before wrapping up; do not leave a dirty tree.
- Keep the summary actionable, not narrative.
- Save learnings to CLAUDE.md so they persist across sessions.
- Flag any time-sensitive items (expiring tokens, pending reviews).
- Do not wrap up with failing tests unless the failure is documented.
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