end

Quick Example

/skill:session:end
# Output:
# Session: 2026-01-27-1430-fyp-interim-report
# Duration: 2h 45m
# Git changes: 3 files, 2 commits
# Tasks completed: 6/8
# Session archived

Session End Context

End Time: !date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M:%S' Active Session: !cat .claude/sessions/.current-session 2>/dev/null || echo "None"

Final Git Status: !git status --short 2>/dev/null || echo "Not in git repo"

TODO Summary: !cat TODO.md 2>/dev/null || echo "No TODO.md"

End the current development session by:

1. Check .claude/sessions/.current-session for the active session

2. If no active session, inform user there’s nothing to end

3. If session exists, append a comprehensive summary including:

   • Session duration
   • Git summary:
     • Total files changed (added/modified/deleted)
     • List all changed files with change type
     • Number of commits made (if any)
     • Final git status
   • Todo summary:
     • Total tasks completed/remaining
     • List all completed tasks
     • List any incomplete tasks with status
   • Key accomplishments
   • All features implemented
   • Problems encountered and solutions
   • Breaking changes or important findings
   • Dependencies added/removed
   • Configuration changes
   • Deployment steps taken
   • Lessons learned
   • What wasn’t completed
   • Tips for future developers

4. Empty the .claude/sessions/.current-session file (don’t remove it, just clear its contents)

5. Inform user the session has been documented

The summary should be thorough enough that another developer (or AI) can understand everything that happened without reading the entire session.