session-end

Generate an evidence-grounded session record with decisions, claims, and artifacts.

Updated Jun 16, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/BryceEWatson/claude-global-skills --skill session-end-bryceewatson
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: session-end
Source: https://github.com/BryceEWatson/claude-global-skills/tree/main/session-end
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/BryceEWatson/claude-global-skills --skill session-end-bryceewatson

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Close out a Claude Code session by producing an evidence-grounded record of decisions, claims, and artifacts, ensuring zero memory gaps when a session ends or is handed off.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Evidence synthesis: reconstructs the session from artifacts such as git status, git diff, and commit history to produce a traceable record.
  • Handoff and resumable state: captures the exact in-flight state and emits a ready-to-paste continuation prompt for the next session.
  • Artifact tracking: enumerates created/modified files and their rationales to support auditability.

Quick Start

Invoke with /session-end in Claude Code to close the current session and generate a handoff when work is in progress.

Frequently Asked Questions about session-end

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I create a resumable handoff document for an in-progress coding session?

To create a resumable handoff document, invoke the session close workflow to synthesize git status, git diff, and commit history into an evidence-grounded record with a ready-to-paste continuation prompt for the next session.

What is the best way to track artifacts and decisions when ending a Claude Code session?

The best way to track artifacts and decisions when ending a session is to reconstruct the workflow from git commit history and file modifications, producing a structured, verifiable summary that enumerates created files and their rationales.

Does the session handoff workflow work without external dependencies?

Yes, the session handoff workflow operates with zero external dependencies, relying entirely on native git artifacts like git status, git diff, and commit history to reconstruct decisions and produce a traceable record.

Why do I lose context when handing off my code to a new session?

You lose context when handing off code because standard sessions lack a durable, evidence-grounded record of in-flight decisions and artifacts, a gap solved by synthesizing git history into a structured, verifiable summary document.

How do I generate an audit trail for modified files when closing a development session?

To generate an audit trail for modified files when closing a session, use a workflow that enumerates created and modified files alongside their rationales, supporting auditability by grounding claims in git diff evidence.