trellis-finish-work

To finish a coding session, a workflow can archive the active task and append session progress to the developer journal. It coordinates git status checks to distinguish current-task changes before archiving work items.

Logging session progress involves recording work item updates into a developer journal and surfacing a quick commit reminder. This ensures consistent handoff and tracks completed-but-unarchived tasks requested for cleanup.

A developer journal workflow distinguishes current-task changes from unrelated work by coordinating git status checks with task metadata. This mechanism ensures only relevant modifications are tied to the active task before archiving.

Yes, you can clean up completed-but-unarchived tasks without affecting the active coding sprint. The process archives specific completed work items while preserving the context of ongoing session progress.

Git integration is utilized to check git status and distinguish current-task changes from unrelated work. This coordination with task metadata ensures consistent handoff when archiving the active task and updating the developer journal.

You should avoid archiving the active task if git status checks reveal uncommitted changes unrelated to the current task metadata. Distinguishing current-task changes prevents logging incorrect session progress into the developer journal.