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To update project documentation after a Claude Code session, you can run a session wrap-up workflow that records learnings into CLAUDE.md and docs/*.md files while reconciling TODO.md based on completed tasks.

You can stage and commit Git changes during session wrap-up, but the workflow requires explicit user confirmation. It produces a before/after summary for approval and must not commit any changes without your direct consent.

The best way to keep CLAUDE.md and TODO.md consistent is applying a three-phase end-of-session cleanup workflow that updates docs memory, reconciles completed checklist items, and stages changes for approval-gated commits.

TODO reconciliation works by removing previously completed checklist items and marking newly completed items based on what was actually finished during the coding session, ensuring your task tracker stays accurate.

No external dependencies are required to update docs memory and track Git commits. The session wrap-up workflow operates directly on your project's CLAUDE.md, docs/*.md, and TODO.md files using standard Git staging.

An approval-gated commit process prevents unintended changes from entering your repository by generating a clear before/after summary of doc updates and TODO reconciliation, requiring explicit confirmation before any Git commit occurs.