session-reflection

To generate a session reflection, the skill extracts agreements, open items, and crystallization opportunities from your conversation. It delivers a three-section summary covering what was agreed, what remained open, and what deserves crystallization.

Session closure in conversational orchestration is the process of summarizing meaningful conversational weight at the end of a session. You need it to close the loop with users by surfacing key outcomes and crystallizing decisions rather than just listing actions.

No, the session reflection output does not persist agreements to memory automatically. It keeps memory untouched by default and adheres to user privacy controls unless you explicitly opt in to save the summarized outcomes.

Session reflection is applicable to sessions with meaningful conversational weight. It is designed to capture the conversational arc from agreements to future follow-ups, making it less suitable for lightweight or trivial interactions.

The best way to structure end-of-session summaries for orchestrator flows is using a three-section format: What we agreed, What remained open, and What deserves crystallization. This guided closure surfaces 2-4 key agreements and recommended crystallization ideas.

A limitation of using session reflection is that it focuses strictly on agreements and decisions rather than tracking granular action items. It surfaces open items for future follow-ups but does not function as a persistent task management system.