Move completed plans from plans/active to plans/complete with git commits.
npx skills add https://github.com/brmatola/gremlins --skill plan-complete
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: plan-complete Source: https://github.com/brmatola/gremlins/tree/main/skills/plan-complete Command: npx skills add https://github.com/brmatola/gremlins --skill plan-complete
This Skill helps teams finalize work by moving a completed plan from active to complete and recording what was accomplished for future reference.
Step-by-step commands to verify completion, add notes, and finalize the plan:
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
To move a completed plan, you move it from plans/active to plans/complete using shell commands, add optional completion notes, and commit the directory change via git to maintain an auditable trace.
Maintaining an audit trail for finished plans involves moving the plan directory to plans/complete, creating a completion.md file with summaries and key references, and committing the changes to git for a verifiable historical record.
You create completion notes for a handoff by adding a completion.md file inside the active plan directory, capturing the completion summary, date, and key references before moving the plan and committing it to git.
Yes, you can use standard shell commands like ls and mv to verify and move plan directories, combined with git operations to commit the finalized workflow, ensuring the handoff is tracked directly in your repository.
No, creating completion notes with a summary and date is optional, but adding a completion.md file before moving the directory to plans/complete and committing provides a better historical reference for future verification.
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