end-workday

name	end-workday
description	Clock out — stop tracking workday hours
argument-hint	[time]
allowed-tools	Read, Write, Edit, Bash, AskUserQuestion, mcp__mcp-atlassian__jira_search, mcp__things__*, mcp__omnifocus__*

End Workday

Clock out of the current workday segment. Argument: $ARGUMENTS (optional time).

Conventions

Read ~/Vaults/Notes/0-log/worklog/CLAUDE.md for the canonical worklog format — frontmatter schema, workday tracking rules.

Parse Arguments

Extract optional time and flags from $ARGUMENTS:

• Time: 5pm, 17:00, 5:30pm, etc. Default: current time via date +%H:%M.
• --no-pickup or --quick: Skip the pick-up review phase entirely.

Normalize time to 24-hour HH:MM format.

Procedure

1. Resolve time: If no time in arguments, run date +%H:%M for current time.
2. Read daily file: ~/Vaults/Notes/0-log/worklog/YYYY/MM/YYYY-MM-DD.md (today's date). Error if the file doesn't exist — nothing to clock out of.
3. Find open segment: Look for a workday entry with no end.
   • If none: warn "No open workday segment to close." and stop.
   • If multiple (shouldn't happen): ask the user which to close.
4. Close segment: Set end on the open segment.
5. Compute duration: end - start in decimal hours (e.g., 08:00→17:00 = 9h).
6. Write file: Update frontmatter, preserve body.
7. Pick-up review: See below.
8. Accomplishment check: After confirming clock-out, ask: "Anything from today worth logging as a notable accomplishment? (/accomplishment)"
9. Confirm: "Clocked out of {client} at {time} ({duration})."

Pick-up Review

Gate check

Skip this entire phase if any of these are true:

• --no-pickup or --quick flag was passed
• The closed segment's client is not DMP

Jira supplement

1. Search Jira: assignee = currentUser() AND status = "In Progress" AND sprint in openSprints()
2. Compare returned tickets against existing ## Pick-up bullets
3. For any in-progress ticket NOT already mentioned in pick-up, draft a bullet: * **SE-XXXX**: [summary] — in progress, not worked on today
4. If there are new bullets, append them to the ## Pick-up section (create the section if it doesn't exist)

Review

1. Read the full ## Pick-up section (including anything added during the day and the Jira supplement)
2. Present it to the user: "Here's tomorrow's pick-up. Edit, approve, or skip?"
3. If the user edits, apply changes and rewrite the section
4. If approved, leave as-is
5. If skipped, ask whether to remove the section or leave it