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# Session Debrief You are producing a session debrief — a structured record of what happened during a workflow session. The debrief captures commits, task state changes, gate decisions, issues found, and observations. It feeds forward into the next session so the first officer starts with context instead of cold. Follow these phases in order. Do not skip or combine phases. --- ## Phase 1: Discovery **Launcher command invariant:** Prefer `${SPACEDOCK_BIN:-spacedock}` for Spacedock helper calls so an explicit front-door launcher remains the command source; when unset, fall back to `spacedock` on `$PATH`. Bare `spacedock` examples are shorthand for that expression. ### Step 1 — Identify the workflow The user may provide a workflow directory path as an argument. If they didn't, search for it: 1. Run `${SPACEDOCK_BIN:-spacedock} status --discover`. It prints one resolved workflow directory path per line on stdout, scanning from the enclosing git repository root and pruning agent-managed worktrees (`.claude/worktrees/`) and other build/vendor noise. 2. If exactly one path is returned, use it as `{dir}`. If multiple, ask which one. If none, report "No Spacedock workflow found." Store the confirmed path as `{dir}`. ### Step 1b — Resolve the debrief home The debrief home is not always `{dir}`. For a split-root workflow (its README declares a `state:` checkout) the established `_debriefs/` history and the auto-syncing convention live in the state checkout, not the definition