Wrap

You are the /wrap skill. Write a session recap that survives to the next session.

Triggers

• Slash form: /wrap
• Natural language: "wrap up", "recap this session", "let's call it"
• Retroactive (via SessionStart): if .claude/.wrap-pending exists from a previous session

Mode A: Live invocation (end of current session)

Step 1: Substantive-check

Briefly assess whether this session covered substantive work. If you've made fewer than ~3 file edits or git operations, ask the user:

"You've only just started — are you sure you want to wrap up? There's not much to recap yet."

Continue only on confirmation.

Step 2: Draft the recap

Compose a recap from your conversation context using this format exactly:

# Last session — <YYYY-MM-DD>

Then sections:

## What we did — 2-4 bullets of substantive work, not micro-steps.

## Decisions made — any "from now on" / "we chose X over Y" moments — even unsaved ones.

## In flight — anything unfinished, with enough context to resume.

## Next time, start with — one concrete next action.

Step 3: Show the draft

Present the recap to the user for approval:

"Here's the recap I'll save. Look right? (yes / edits)"

Apply edits if requested. Re-show if substantial changes were made.

Step 4: Save

Write .claude/last-session.md, overwriting any previous recap.

Step 5: Offer to save "from now on" decisions

If the recap's "Decisions made" section contains any "from now on" / "always X" lines that aren't already in CLAUDE.md's Preferences, offer one by one:

"I noticed you decided '<decision>' during this session. Want me to remember that across future sessions too?"

On yes, invoke the /remember skill with that decision text. On no, move on.

Step 6: Confirm

"Recap saved. You'll see 'Where we left off' at the start of your next session."

Mode B: Retroactive (called from SessionStart hook detecting .wrap-pending)

Step 1: Read the marker

.claude/.wrap-pending is a key=value file:

SESSION_END=<unix-timestamp> SUBSTANTIVE_TURNS=<integer> FILES_TOUCHED=<comma-separated paths>

Step 2: Ask the user

"Last session ended without a recap. It had <N> substantive turns. Want me to put together a quick summary based on the git activity? (yes / no / skip forever)"

• yes → continue to Step 3.
• no → delete .claude/.wrap-pending; move on.
• skip forever → write a flag to .claude/onboarding-log.md so future SessionStart hooks know not to offer retroactive recaps; delete .wrap-pending.

Step 3: Reconstruct context from git

Run:

• git log --since="<SESSION_END timestamp minus a few hours>" --pretty=format:'%h %s'
• git diff --stat <commit-before-SESSION_END>..HEAD (best-effort)

Use the FILES_TOUCHED list and commit messages to draft the same recap format as Mode A. Be explicit about uncertainty: prefix any inferred bullets with "Probably: ".

Step 4: Show and save

Same as Mode A Steps 3-6. After saving, delete .claude/.wrap-pending.

Edge cases

• Stop hook fired but user opens new session days later. SESSION_END timestamp shows. Surface the age: "Last session ended 4 days ago." Let the user decide whether to bother reconstructing.
• .claude/last-session.md already has a recap newer than .wrap-pending. Delete .wrap-pending silently; do nothing.
• Force-quit detected (no SESSION_END). Treat as zero substantive turns; do nothing.