session-summary

To preserve context, you need to run an end-of-session reconciliation that captures changes, decisions, and open items into a durable task ledger. This ensures your administrative work is recorded before any context reset occurs.

Session reconciliation is the process of compiling a session summary and ensuring all open items are accounted for in a durable task ledger. It prevents context loss by reconciling work into an accurate record of completed tasks and pending decisions.

You generate a work session summary by running the session-summary command. This automatically compiles a record of changes, decisions, and open items, reconciling them into the task ledger to maintain a complete history.

You need to run an end-of-session summary whenever your administrative workflow requires context preservation. It captures session changes and open items right before reset, ensuring no work is lost and the task ledger remains accurate.

No dependencies are required to perform session summary and reconciliation. The Skill operates independently using its internal scripts to capture changes, decisions, and open items into the task ledger.

The best way to maintain a durable task ledger across resets is to execute end-of-session summary procedures. This reconciliation process captures all open items and decisions, preventing context loss when the session is reset.