record-session

To archive git commits into a workspace journal, you provide a session title, commit hashes, and a summary. The skill reads git history and invokes Python scripts to update .trellis metadata and journal files automatically.

The best way to record work progress after testing is to log a session with its commit hashes and a concise summary. The skill then auto-commits updates to the .trellis workspace metadata, keeping history clean.

No, you do not need to manually edit .trellis metadata files. Included Python scripts perform all metadata commits and update the journal and index automatically when you pass the correct arguments.

Task archival via git history works by reading git log, git status, and git diff to identify completed work. It then appends a session entry with commit hashes and summaries into the workspace index.

You need basic git knowledge to read git history and find commit hashes, but no advanced skills are required. The skill's Python scripts handle the actual metadata commits and workspace updates automatically.

You should use automated scripts for committing workspace metadata to reduce manual errors and keep history clean. This ensures that session entries and journal updates are applied consistently across the .trellis workspace.