Scan and resolve orphaned resources, uncommitted git changes, and stale artifacts.
npx skills add https://github.com/kirillgreen/skills --skill wrap-up-kirillgreen
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: wrap-up Source: https://github.com/kirillgreen/skills/tree/main/wrap-up Command: npx skills add https://github.com/kirillgreen/skills --skill wrap-up-kirillgreen
This skill solves the problem of session abandonment, where developers leave behind orphaned dev servers, uncommitted work, leaked simulators, and stale scratchpad files that consume system resources and create data loss risks.
Invoke the wrap-up skill by typing /wrap-up in your terminal when you are ready to finish your current work session.
High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.
Automating git cleanup and stopping orphaned dev servers requires a POSIX-compliant environment with git and standard system utilities to perform deterministic resource attribution and session cleanup. The wrap-up skill scans for and resolves uncommitted changes and leaked resources.
The best way to clean up stale development artifacts and uncommitted git changes is a multi-phase scan and validation process. It performs git state checks, port availability verification, and issue tracker synchronization to ensure a consistent and safe exit state.
Yes, wrap-up works with issue tracking systems to synchronize status before finishing a session. It operates across git repositories, local dev servers, and issue tracking systems to automatically verify that your issue tracker status is updated.
To safely clean up only resources created during your current development session, wrap-up uses session-start timestamps for deterministic cleanup. This identifies and cleans up only the resources created during the current work session, avoiding unintended data loss.
You need a POSIX-compliant environment with git and standard system utilities to run automated session management and cleanup workflows. This environment is required to perform deterministic resource attribution and safely resolve orphaned system resources.
Session abandonment causes orphaned dev servers and stale scratchpad files to consume system resources because developers leave behind uncommitted work and leaked simulators. This creates data loss risks and consumes system resources until a cleanup ritual is performed.
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