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To end a work session while preserving context, update task documentation with status changes, archive completed items to a done folder, and record reflections in BACKLOG.md for a clean handoff.

The best way to create a task handoff is to record your energy, decisions, and next steps in BACKLOG.md, ensuring you update YAML status fields and move finished tasks to an archive directory.

You archive completed tasks by moving finished items to a designated done directory and enforcing YAML status updates to done, which keeps your task management files clean and accurate.

Yes, you can manage task documentation and backlog items together by updating task docs with observations and delivering a final handoff pointer directly to BACKLOG.md to ensure project continuity.

Ending sessions gracefully automates the process of moving finished task files to a done folder, enforcing YAML status updates to done, and adding session reflections without manual file shuffling.

You need to record observations and next steps at the end of every work session, adding them to your task docs and BACKLOG.md to ensure a clean handoff and continuous workflow.