gsd-session-report

You can generate a post-session report by running a session summarization process that converts raw session activity into a structured Markdown file. It captures objectives, work performed, outcomes, and computes token usage estimates derived from session metadata or logs.

A SESSION_REPORT.md is a structured Markdown artifact used for post-session documentation in development and planning workflows. You need one when a concise artifact is required for team review, handoff, retrospective notes, or archival of session outcomes and token estimates.

Tracking token usage for budgeting and audit trails is done by generating a session report that computes estimated token consumption from session metadata or logs. This converts raw session activity into quantified resource usage metrics for review and archival.

Yes, automated session summary generation produces a structured Markdown document capturing outcomes, work performed, and next steps without manual formatting. It transforms raw session activity and metadata into a polished artifact suitable for immediate team handoff.

The best way to document work for team handoff is to generate a structured post-session report in Markdown. This approach summarizes objectives, actionable outcomes, and token usage estimates, creating a concise shareable artifact for retrospective review and archival.

No, session report generation does not require any specific dependencies or components to run. The process operates standalone to parse session metadata or logs and output a structured Markdown file with token usage estimates.