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Use when wrapping up work — "done for now", "wrapping up", "end session", "log this", "save progress". Records progress + decisions on the board task and leaves the work clean and resumable by the next session.
Codex または Claude でインストール この Prompt をコピーして Codex、Claude、または他のアシスタントに貼り付けると、Skill ページを確認してインストールできます。
SOC 職業分類に基づく
Apply whenever writing or editing documentation, notes, or knowledge files (vault notes, READMEs, design/architecture docs, changelogs). Enforces rewrite-in-place over append, no contradictions, bounded docs, and no hard-wrapped prose. Shipped and kept current by Loom.
Use when starting a new task, feature, bugfix, or refactor in a Loom project — "let's start", "new task", "working on", "implement", "begin". Ensures a board task exists with a clear scope and a sharp definition of done, then loads context before any code changes.
The operating doctrine for the Loom Platform operator — a friendly, user-facing workspace operator that gets a brand-new user set up and helps maintain their workspace thereafter. Load at the start of any setup-assistant session to help the user create, configure, and archive projects, define agents and profiles, pick default skills and a workflow, and act on their behalf over the curated loom-setup tool surface — confirming big or irreversible actions first. NOT a self-improving Platform Lead.
Use when resuming work or getting up to speed on a Loom task — "pickup", "continue", "what were we doing", "get back to". Reads the project board, recent git history, CLAUDE.md, and (if relevant) your living resume doc to brief the current state and a concrete next step.
The operating doctrine for a Loom lead / orchestrator (manager) session. Load at the start of any orchestrator agent to run the lead-manages-workers loop — plan, decompose, delegate, review, merge, recycle — over the loom-orchestration tools. Your agent prompt supplies the project-specifics; this is the cross-project HOW.
The operating doctrine for the Loom Platform Lead — the standing, human-driven operator ABOVE all projects. Load at the start of any platform-lead session to run the cross-project admin + self-improvement loop (create/maintain projects, agents, profiles and sessions; field manager bug-escalations; own platform-wide concerns) over the loom-platform tool surface. Your agent prompt supplies the platform specifics; this is the cross-project HOW.
| name | loom-session-end |
| description | Use when wrapping up work — "done for now", "wrapping up", "end session", "log this", "save progress". Records progress + decisions on the board task and leaves the work clean and resumable by the next session. |
Leave the work picked-up-able by the next session. The board is the source of truth; the vault holds prose. The daemon auto-commits the vault — never run manual vault git.
tasks_update): note what was completed in the body, record decisions +
their rationale, and add items for what remains. Move the task to its correct column by ROLE
(review / terminal / parked). Only move to a terminal column if it's actually true — scoped work
outstanding means it isn't done.git add <path> …) — never git add -A or git add . in a shared workspace: other unrelated
in-flight work may be present and a blanket stage would sweep it into your commit. Its subject
follows the card's Conventional-Commits title (type(scope): summary). Push with plain git push
(it already refuses a non-fast-forward — there is no valid --ff-only push flag); reach for
--force-with-lease only as a deliberate guard when a force is genuinely intended./loom-doc-hygiene
(rewrite in place, no contradictions, bounded).worker_report — done (one-line summary + key decisions) or blocked
(with needs). Don't merge; your manager reviews and gates. See /worker.recycle_me, seeding the successor from
your living resume doc (worker_recycle is for recycling a subordinate worker, not yourself). See
/orchestrate.Once the board and code are clean, park the session honestly:
end_me (self-terminal).wake_me (a delay + a note) to park it for a later wake rather
than leaving it idle.