veda-wrap

name	veda-wrap
model	claude-sonnet-4-6
description	VEDA end-of-day wrap. Scans today's journal for unfiled captures, files them, writes a structured EOD summary, and runs the session close protocol. Use when the user says /wrap, "end of day", "VEDA wrap up", "signing off", "that's it for today", or says goodbye.

End of Day Wrap

Close out the day. Scan for anything not yet filed, write the EOD summary to the journal, and run session close.

Filesystem-First Principle

Use grep and find to locate and extract data. Only use Read on files already identified as relevant. Never read through directories file-by-file.

Step 1: Load Today's State

These files are always read in full — they are small and always needed:

• journal/YYYY/MM/YYYY-MM-DD.md — today's journal
• actions/OPEN.md
• MEMORY.md

Step 2: Scan for Unfiled Captures

Extract all wikilinks from today's journal to find person mentions:

grep -oE '\[\[[a-z-]+\]\]' journal/YYYY/MM/YYYY-MM-DD.md | sort -u

For each person slug found, check whether a VEDA profile exists:

find people/ -name "SLUG.md" -type f

For profiles that exist, check whether today's journal content is reflected in the person file — grep for today's date in their profile:

grep "YYYY-MM-DD" people/SLUG.md

If the date is absent, the interaction is unfiled — update the person's profile.

Extract all ACT-IDs referenced in today's journal:

grep -oE 'ACT-[0-9]{4}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]{2}-[0-9]+' journal/YYYY/MM/YYYY-MM-DD.md | sort -u

For each ACT-ID, check whether it's in OPEN.md or CLOSED.md:

grep -F "ACT-XXXX-XX-XX-XXX" actions/OPEN.md actions/CLOSED.md

Any action item referenced in the journal but absent from both files must be added to OPEN.md.

If everything is already filed: note "All captured."

Step 3: Identify What Got Done

From today's journal, extract meeting records created this session:

grep -oE '\[\[meetings/[^\]]+\]\]' journal/YYYY/MM/YYYY-MM-DD.md

Extract ACT-IDs closed this session from CLOSED.md entries dated today:

awk '/## YYYY-MM-DD/,/^---/' actions/CLOSED.md | grep "^| ACT-"

Build a 3–5 bullet factual list: meetings processed, ACTs closed, decisions made, project status changes.

Step 4: Identify What Slipped

Find items due today that are still open:

grep "YYYY-MM-DD" actions/OPEN.md

Cross-reference against what appeared in the morning briefing (if one exists in today's journal) to identify items that were flagged but not addressed.

Step 5: Identify Tomorrow's Top 3

From actions/OPEN.md, find items due tomorrow or past due:

grep -E "TOMORROW_DATE|past" actions/OPEN.md | head -10

Supplement with hot items from MEMORY.md. Pick the 3 most important for tomorrow — prefer overdue over due-soon, items blocking others over solo items.

Step 6: Write EOD Wrap to Journal

Append to today's journal under ## End of Day Wrap. Use exactly this format — same sections, same order, every time:

## End of Day Wrap
*Generated HH:MM PT*

### What Got Done
- [factual bullet]
- [factual bullet]
- [factual bullet]

### What Slipped
- **ACT-ID** — Description *(reason if known)*

*(Nothing slipped.)* if empty.

### Captures to Process
- [item → where it should go]

*(All captured.)* if empty.

### Tomorrow's Top 3
1. [most important thing]
2. [second most important]
3. [third]

Step 7: Session Close Protocol

1. Verify actions/OPEN.md reflects all changes made this session.
2. Update MEMORY.md — add anything that should persist. Remove stale entries.
3. Update the updated frontmatter on all modified files.
4. If any project status changed, update the Active Projects table in CLAUDE.md:

grep -l "status:" projects/*.md | xargs grep -l "updated: YYYY-MM-DD"

5. If any project was discussed, check whether its brief needs updating:

grep -oE '\[\[projects/[^\]]+\]\]' journal/YYYY/MM/YYYY-MM-DD.md | sed 's|\[\[projects/||; s|\]\]||'

For each project slug found, check projects/SLUG-brief.md and update if project status materially changed.

Step 8: Friday Addition

If today is Friday, also write a ## Week Ahead section after the EOD wrap. Use the same format as the /morning skill's Week Ahead section.

Step 9: Confirm

Wrapped. Written to journal/YYYY/MM/YYYY-MM-DD.md. Session close complete.

Surface any items that need the user's input before closing (e.g., decision records that need confirmation).