wrap-session-uplisted

# Wrap Session Up End-of-conversation review skill. Replays the current Claude Code session, identifies what was accomplished, what's still open, and documents everything in the right places before the context is lost. ## Trigger phrases - `/wrap-session-up` - "wrap up this session" - "anything left open?" - "let's wrap up" ## Step-by-step workflow ### 1. Replay the session Review the full conversation history. Extract: 1. **What was accomplished** — files created/edited, commands run, problems solved 2. **Open action items** — things discussed but not yet done, commitments made ("I'll do that later", "next step is..."), tasks the user mentioned wanting to do 3. **Decisions made** — technology choices, architecture decisions, approach changes 4. **New knowledge surfaced** — things learned about the project, codebase, or tools that should be persisted 5. **Files touched** — all files created or modified during the session 6. **Friction points** — anything that caused repeated correction, workarounds, or user frustration (skill misbehaved, tool returned wrong output, Claude misunderstood something repeatedly, a convention was unclear). Only log if it happened more than once or was explicitly called out. Run `git diff --stat` to get a concrete picture of what changed. ### 2. Check for loose ends For each open item identified, check if it was resolved later in the session or if it's genuinely still open. Common patterns: - User said "I'll handle X" → still open, needs