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Close a GodWorld external-lane session (Grok) cleanly: inventory work, land authorized commits if needed, rewrite only NEXT[grok] in SESSION_CONTEXT.md, commit that handoff path-specifically, report git stack / push status. Use when the user says session end, close session, handoff, wrap up, done for now, or runs /session-end. Not the Claude Code session-end skill (no PIN bump, no ROLLOUT sweep, no sessionEndMechanical.js).

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Close a GodWorld external-lane session (Grok) cleanly: inventory work, land authorized commits if needed, rewrite only NEXT[grok] in SESSION_CONTEXT.md, commit that handoff path-specifically, report git stack / push status. Use when the user says session end, close session, handoff, wrap up, done for now, or runs /session-end. Not the Claude Code session-end skill (no PIN bump, no ROLLOUT sweep, no sessionEndMechanical.js).
# /session-end — External-lane close (Grok) Leave a clean handoff so the next session (yours or anyone's) finds the thread. **Contract source:** repo-root `AGENTS.md` §Session close. This skill is the procedure; AGENTS is law if they ever drift. **Not Claude's `/session-end`.** No PIN bump, no ROLLOUT archive sweep, no `scripts/sessionEndMechanical.js`, no Supermemory / claude-mem bridge. Those belong to Claude terminals. ## Lane - Your line key: `**NEXT[grok]:**` - Commit message prefix: `grok:` - Ordinary work scope (when authorized): per `AGENTS.md` (typically `scripts/**`, `output/**`, `docs/**`; root files only when the builder named them this session) ## Sequence ### Step 0 — Inventory (read-only) ```bash git status --short --branch git log origin/main..HEAD --oneline git log --oneline -15 --grep='^grok:' ``` Capture for the close: 1. What this session shipped (commit shas + one-line each) 2. What is still dirty (path + whether it is this session's work) 3. Whether other lanes' commits sit on the unpushed stack Do not guess history from chat alone — use git. ### Step 1 — Land authorized work first (if any) If the working tree has **this session's** authorized work still uncommitted and the builder wants it saved: 1. Show the final diff and the exact file list to commit. 2. Stage path-specifically — never `git add .` or `git add -A`. 3. Commit with a `grok: …` message (HEREDOC for multi-line). 4. Leave pre-existing unrelated dirt alone (do not scoop it into the commit). 5. Do not stage control-plane paths (`.claude/**`, `.agents/**`, `CLAUDE.md`, `SESSION_CONTEXT.md`) in a work commit. If dirt is only other lanes' or unknown pre-existing files: leave it; note it in the close line. ### Step 2 — Rewrite `NEXT[grok]` only Open `SESSION_CONTEXT.md`. Replace **only** the single line that starts with `**NEXT[grok]:**`. Keep it one line. Aim ≤ 350 characters (cost to every terminal at every boot; not a hard gate). **Shape:** ```text **NEXT[grok]:** <what landed — sha / artifact / plan task> | <next move or idle + pointer> ``` Good content: - Landed work with discovery pointers (commit sha, plan path, script path) - Open next move, or explicit `idle — await assignment` - Stale finished work **removed** (never leave "do Task 3" when Task 3 shipped) **Forbidden in this step:** - Edit `**PIN:**` - Edit any other `**NEXT[<lane>]:**` line - Add headers, sections, tables, or multi-line prose to the file - Set `CLAUDE_CTL=1` - Run Claude skills (`/session-end` Claude path, boot, publish, deploy) Detail lives in ROLLOUT / plan changelogs / commit bodies. NEXT is the entry point into them, not the warehouse. ### Step 3 — Commit the handoff alone ```bash git add SESSION_CONTEXT.md git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF' grok: NEXT[grok] — <short handoff summary> EOF )" ``` **Success signal** from pre-commit: ```text external-lane handoff — NEXT[grok] only, control-plane gate waived ``` **If the commit is blocked:** you staged more than your own NEXT line (PIN, another lane, or another protected path). Unstage the rest and retry. Never bypass with `--no-verify` or `CLAUDE_CTL=1`. The handoff commit must contain **only** `SESSION_CONTEXT.md` with your line changed. ### Step 4 — Stack and push ```bash git log origin/main..HEAD --oneline ``` - If the stack is only your landable commits **and** push is authorized for that work under `AGENTS.md`, push. - If other lanes' commits are stacked: **report and do not push them along.** Keep committing; a Claude terminal lands mixed stacks. - If only your NEXT commit is local and you cannot push: report "committed locally; push pending." ### Step 5 — Close line to the builder One line. Mechanism, not goodbye. Examples: - `Session-end clean. NEXT[grok] committed (<sha>). Tree clean. Stack: N ahead (held).` - `Session-end clean. Work + NEXT committed. Pushed.` - `Session-end clean. NEXT updated. N dirty files left untouched: <paths>.` ## Failure modes | Case | Action | |------|--------| | NEXT still points at finished work | Rewrite now — stale handoff is the failure mode this skill exists to prevent | | Uncommitted authorized work | Step 1 first, then Step 2–3 | | Unrelated dirty files | Leave them; mention in close line | | Pre-commit control-plane block | Unstage non-NEXT paths; do not set `CLAUDE_CTL=1` | | Builder asks for PIN / ROLLOUT sweep / mechanical end | Refuse — Claude terminal owns those | | Builder asks to fix another lane's NEXT | Refuse — raise with Mike; ownership rule binds | ## Antigravity / propose-only note If this skill is ever invoked from a propose-only lane: still rewrite and commit **only** that lane's NEXT line (bookkeeping). Leave work as proposed diffs, not commits.
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