close-session

Saving session progress requires triggering the close-session workflow by saying "done" or "wrap up". It automatically marks completed tasks, updates project status, and generates a dated session report to preserve context continuity before the workspace closes.

Automatic workspace cleanup scans your root folder for temporary draft files and helps manage them to keep your environment organized. This process triggers at the end of a session to remove unnecessary drafts generated during project workflows.

You maintain cross-session context continuity by generating dated session reports that document work completed, decisions made, and next steps. This record allows future sessions to immediately recover prior project status without re-explaining work.

Yes, session management automatically regenerates project and skill navigation maps to reflect your latest workspace state. This ensures your project workflow tracking remains accurate and up-to-date when you save work state at the end of a session.

You need to trigger progress tracking at the end of any skill or project workflow before closing your workspace. Simply say "finish" or "wrap up" to automatically apply task updates, save memory persistence, and clean temporary files.

Relying on manual memory persistence risks permanent loss of task updates, saved decisions, and session context when closing the workspace. Without an automated close-session trigger, you must manually re-explain your work and rebuild progress from scratch.