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Run the TrialError session close ritual at the end of an orchestrator session on a TrialError-scaffolded program — refuses if launches are dangling, the law pin has gone stale, hooks were never armed, or inbox items are still unread; on success renders a new suffixed handoff and marks the prior one superseded. Use this at the end of an orchestrator session.
SentImperior666/TrialError · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 72
Install: claude install-skill SentImperior666/TrialError
# /close — session close ritual `trialerror session close` REFUSES (never silently skips a step) on any of: 1. **Dangling launches.** Reconcile every launch you booked this session first: ``` trialerror budget reconcile --launch-id <id> --actual-tokens <n> ``` 2. **Unread inbox items** (the close checklist). Read them: ``` trialerror inbox read ``` 3. **A stale law pin.** If a ruling was appended since this session booted, close refuses. Investigate before proceeding — do not paper over it: ``` trialerror law diff-foreign --pin <your boot_pin_version> ``` 4. **Hooks never armed** (zero `hook_alive` events recorded this session). This is override-only — do not manufacture a ruling to get past it; get a real one from the user first: ``` trialerror session close ... --override-ruling-id C-#### ``` Once the above are clear, close with a REQUIRED course-check object (the origin-project convention: rungs climbed, build-vs-theory split, a drift flag) as JSON: ``` trialerror session close --course-check '{"rungs": "...", "build_vs_theory": "...", "drift_flag": false}' --notes "one-line summary" ``` On success the result names the newly-rendered handoff file (under `handoffs/`) and confirms the previous one now carries a supersession notice — never hand-edit either file; both are rendered views over the `session` row in ops.db. If the handoff file is ever lost or corrupted without the session row changing, `trialerror sess