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Analyzes current coding session via git status and agents, suggests documentation updates, automation opportunities, follow-up tasks, and executes selected actions. Supports quick commit with message.
How this command is triggered — by the user, by Claude, or both
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/session-wrap:wrapThe summary Claude sees in its command listing — used to decide when to auto-load this command
--- description: Session wrap-up - analyze session, suggest documentation updates, automation opportunities, and follow-up tasks allowed-tools: Bash(git *), Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, Task, AskUserQuestion --- # Session Wrap-up (/wrap) Wrap up the current session by analyzing work done and suggesting improvements. ## Prerequisites Before starting, load the session-wrap skill for detailed workflow guidance. ## Quick Usage - `/wrap` - Interactive session wrap-up (recommended) - `/wrap [message]` - Quick commit with provided message ## Execution Follow the workf...
Wrap up the current session by analyzing work done and suggesting improvements.
Before starting, load the session-wrap skill for detailed workflow guidance.
/wrap - Interactive session wrap-up (recommended)/wrap [message] - Quick commit with provided messageFollow the workflow defined in the session-wrap skill:
Refer to skills/session-wrap/SKILL.md for detailed execution steps and agent configurations.
npx claudepluginhub team-attention/plugins-for-claude-natives --plugin session-wrap/wrap-upReviews git changes and session activity, compiles structured summary of goals, accomplishments, deferred tasks, learnings, blockers, and next steps; updates CLAUDE.md and commits changes.
/wrap-upRuns end-of-session checklist: audits git changes and TODOs, runs lint/typecheck/tests, captures learnings, plans next steps, and generates summary.
/handoffCaptures full session state into a structured handoff document for clean context transfer between sessions. Also supports including brief custom notes.
/commitReviews session changes with git status/diff, plans atomic commits with descriptive messages, seeks user confirmation, then stages files and commits.
/wrapSummarize the entire current conversation and persist it so future sessions can recover context.