Check

Skill christophecapel/claude-mechanisms-tools/skills/check

Tools that implement the operating mechanisms in claude-mechanisms. v1.0.0: 8 tools (skills + hooks), 7 gates in git-workflow-gate, 231 tests. Feature-complete + stable.

Install

npx -y skills add christophecapel/claude-mechanisms-tools --skill check

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Session-close audit — session-scoped manifest, two-section open items, decisive close signal. Runs the `/check` audit defined in `check.md`. Use when the user says "check", "audit this session", "close the session", "definition of done", or wants a clean-vs-blocked verdict before ending a session.

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/check — Session-Close Audit

This skill runs the session-close audit defined in check.md.

What it does

Builds a Session Manifest from chat-context (PRs, commits, tickets, memory files, edited files) — derives scope FIRST, before any audit
Walks 5 audit sections (Learnings, Changes, Docs, Issues, Memory) with a per-section emoji status (✅ / ⚠️ / ❌) reflecting only Section A items
Routes open items into two sections:
- Section A — In-session (blocks close if any row is tackle now)
- Section B — Adjacent context (never blocks close, informational only)
Pre-render check: validates PR-merge dependencies before flagging rows as blocked by user. If gh pr view shows the PR is already merged, the row auto-flips to tackle now and the dependent action gets executed in the same turn.
Emits a decisive verdict: ✅ Ready to close / ❌ Not ready / ⚠️ Close with caveats. Re-running /check for the same state produces the same verdict.

Why session-scoped

Earlier /check versions surfaced every open item across all sessions, projects, and pre-existing tracker tickets. That made every close run feel incomplete and triggered multi-/check loops to walk through items that didn't belong to the session. Session-scoped audit runs in one pass — items from other sessions land in Section B and never block close.

Usage

Type /check at any point you want a clean-vs-blocked verdict on the current session. The skill follows check.md step by step.