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/end-session

End-of-session wrap-up. Use this when you're about to stop working — it ensures memory reflects what actually happened in the session so the next session doesn't drift.

What it does​

Invokes the end-session skill, which:

  1. Inventories PRs you opened or touched (gh + git).
  2. Scans memory for entries that reference checkable artifacts (PR #, branch, file, task) — personal memory under ~/.claude, not a repo path.
  3. Suggests memory writes for substantive work that happened this session.
  4. Refreshes the roadmap heartbeat (Last updated, Master HEAD, Open PRs, etc.).
  5. Offers to propose a team rule if any generic insight surfaced.
  6. Hands off in one short message.

Skip it if​

  • The session was research-only (no PR opened, no decision recorded, no scope shift).
  • You're in the middle of work and just pausing — the skill is for end-of-session, not for context-compaction breaks.
  • A parallel session is mid-flow and writing its own memory entries — let that session run its own wrap.

Arguments​

$ARGUMENTS — optional one-line summary of what the session was about. Helps Claude pick the right memory entries to update. Example: /end-session worked on Confluence migration proposal.

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