trellis-finish-work

To automate archiving tasks and updating a developer journal, you can run a finish-work command that surveys active tasks, verifies a clean git working tree, and appends a session summary with commit references for reproducibility.

The best way to archive completed development work for traceability is using an automated workflow that enforces git status checks, selectively archives finished tasks, and records a journal with commit references.

Yes, the session archive process enforces a clean working tree check via git status before archiving completed tasks to prevent data loss and verify the current work state.

You can record a developer journal with commit references by running an automated finish-work script that appends a session summary with commit links to ensure reproducibility and clean handoff.

If you have uncommitted changes, the workflow to wrap up a coding session enforces safeguards like git status checks and selective archiving to avoid data loss, requiring a clean working tree before proceeding.