kevin-documentation

Automating end-of-session documentation involves generating concise session summaries and decisions by triggering the process during wrap-up moments or significant milestones. This produces structured artifacts like NOW.md and DEVLOG.md consistently.

Creating a CLAUDE.md project template uses reference-guided structures to produce and update minimal project guidelines. You can initiate this by requesting a template creation during project initiations or wrap-up moments.

Extracting reusable patterns from work sessions identifies repeatable workflows across your work and stores them as structured guidelines. This is triggered when capturing a significant work session as a reusable pattern.

Generating structured documentation artifacts for GitHub and Obsidian produces consistent outputs like NOW.md, DEVLOG.md, and CLAUDE.md. The process leverages reference-guided templates and respects YAML frontmatter inputs.

Session summaries and pattern extractions should be generated during wrap-up moments, significant milestones, or project initiations. This timing ensures that important work sessions are captured effectively as reusable guidelines.

The documentation process respects YAML frontmatter inputs to structure outputs consistently. Providing these inputs ensures that the generated GitHub and Obsidian artifacts align with the reference-guided templates.