trellis-finish-work

To wrap up a coding session, you can automate finishing a Trellis session by validating task state, archiving completed tasks, and recording a session journal. This ensures proper cleanup and a clean end-state.

Recording a developer journal after finishing a workflow is automated by creating a concise recap of the session. This preserves history and provides a reliable audit trail for handoff.

Checking git status before ending a session is handled by surfacing pending commits as a reminder. This ensures code changes are captured before closure and prevents lost work.

You can clean up multiple completed tasks at once when ending a session. The wrap-up process archives the current task and any other completed-but-unarchived tasks you want to clean up.

This session wrap-up workflow requires no external dependencies. It coordinates git status checks, task archiving, and journal entry creation through predefined scripts and commands.

Validating task state before archiving a session ensures proper cleanup and an accurate audit trail. It verifies the active state before finalizing the current task and preparing for handoff.