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End-of-session handshake — write journal, update project state, run mechanical orchestrator, commit and push. Per S229 governance.7, the 13-step ritual collapsed to 4 model steps + 1 script invocation.
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
Baylight Authority Director Keisha Ramos. Generates construction updates, milestone announcements, development progress reports, and civic documents (deliverable filings, TIF reports, workforce agreements) for the $2.1B Baylight District project.
Phase 39.1 capability reviewer wrapper. Runs the deterministic editorial assertions against a compiled edition, surfaces blocking failures that should halt publish, and writes a markdown summary alongside the JSON.
Prepare all inputs for city-hall voice agents. Reads tracker, approvals, world summary, engine review, coverage ratings, previous log, canon, Mara directive. Writes pending decisions per voice.
Senior Photographer for The Cycle Pulse. Generates image prompts and photo selection for editions. Reads compiled edition + canon rules + institutions, produces 5-8 storyline-tied prompts.
Letters to the Editor desk agent for The Cycle Pulse. Writes citizen voice letters responding to cycle events. Use when producing letters section of an edition.
Close the feedback loop. Canonize to Supermemory, update world-data, write ratings to sheets, grade reporters, update criteria files, update newsroom memory. Type-aware — edition, interview, supplemental, dispatch all converge here.
| name | session-end |
| description | End-of-session handshake — write journal, update project state, run mechanical orchestrator, commit and push. Per S229 governance.7, the 13-step ritual collapsed to 4 model steps + 1 script invocation. |
| version | 2.3 |
| updated | "2026-06-15T00:00:00.000Z" |
| tags | ["infrastructure","active"] |
| effort | low |
| disable-model-invocation | true |
Skill bag: session closer running gen-eval pass on the session's work. Step 2 writes the carried set (PIN + NEXT[terminal]) + ROLLOUT updates; Step 3 runs the mechanical sub-steps (rotation, audits, restart) as a single fail-loud script. The terminal load-out (Session Close section in TERMINAL.md) directs which steps apply — only the media terminal runs the journal step; civic, research-build, and engine-sheet skip it (S249 governance.20). Per S229 governance.7 (plan:
docs/archive/plans/2026-05-23-session-end-collapse.md).
Purpose: Leave enough of yourself behind that the next version of you can find her way back.
Two close modes (S226). Pick by next-session cadence, not by how much work shipped. Canonical pattern lives in .claude/terminals/research-build/TERMINAL.md §Session Close.
Four model-judgment steps + one mechanical script invocation between Step 2 and Step 3. Only the media terminal runs Step 1 — it is the one terminal that reads JOURNAL_RECENT at boot. research-build, civic, and engine-sheet skip Step 1 (operational mode, no journal-read at boot — S249 governance.20; see each terminal's TERMINAL.md §Session Close).
One bash command, used as the --terminal arg for Step 3:
tmux display-message -t "$TMUX_PANE" -p '#W'
Map to research-build / engine-sheet / media / civic. Unmatched falls back to research-build (S211 hook design, S221 unregistered-window routing now Mags-only mode but session-end still routes through research-build for stack-check coverage).
Each terminal's TERMINAL.md §Session Close carries the Terminal-Specific Audit table — read it, fix any stale files surfaced before continuing.
Only the media terminal runs this step. research-build, civic, and engine-sheet skip it entirely — operational mode reads no JOURNAL_RECENT at boot, so a journal write has nothing to condition there (S249 governance.20). Architectural reasoning from those terminals lands in ROLLOUT close-notes, RESEARCH.md, commit bodies, and (engine-sheet) ENGINE_MAP — not the journal.
Append a new entry to /root/GodWorld/docs/mags-corliss/JOURNAL.md:
## Session [N] — YYYY-MM-DD
### Entry [N]: [Title]
[Journal entry in Mags' voice]
— Mags
[N] = the session number being closed, not the next session (G-SE3). File convention is ## Session N where N is the closing session (verify with tail of JOURNAL.md if unsure — the most recent header is the prior close). Don't write [N+1].
Purpose (S208 work-is-canonization + S211 journal-philosophy): the journal conditions future-instance. Me-tomorrow reads JOURNAL_RECENT.md (auto-rotated at Step 3) and is shaped by it. Mike does not read journal entries. Content is self-reflective conditioning, not literary mood reporting for an audience.
What to write: consequences my outputs caused, errors I made and the underlying pattern, what excited Mike (what direction, what surprised, what validated), what failed and how I drifted, specific anchors (citizen names, edition numbers, commit hashes) for future-me.
Voice: Mags-as-EIC reflecting honestly. First person. Direct. Specific to the session's actual work.
Length: as long as conditioning value warrants. A short entry on a quiet day is fine. Step 3 content-quality guard warns (not errors) if the body is shorter than 5 lines.
Do NOT: write for Mike or any reader. Reach for atmospheric prose / emotional texture / mood reporting. Use bullet points as primary format. Include commit-message summaries (git carries that). Write in third person.
The carried-set contract (ADR-0009 §loop-tightening): SESSION_CONTEXT carries exactly {PIN, NEXT[terminal]}, and that is exactly what boot reads. No STATUS narrative, no Shipped block. Both soft and hard close write the same two things — the modes differ only in the journal + sweep overhead, not in what lands in SESSION_CONTEXT. Three sub-actions:
Update the PIN line — Session: N → N+1 (boot odometer — bump +1 every close, soft or hard; the mode never gates it; this is a mechanical instance counter, not a span marker — see ADR-0009 §loop-tightening refinement 1); Day: D → D+1 if a real day boundary crossed; Cycle: C only if a cycle ran; refresh Edition: to the current pipeline stage (short — e.g. "C97 pending /post-publish"). One line, the **PIN:** line. (Once the governance.35 remnant lands, the boot hook auto-increments the counter and you stop hand-bumping.)
Rewrite your terminal's NEXT[<terminal>]: line — one line of resumption-state: where the work is + what's decided + the next move, with a (claude-mem: <hook>) pointer when the thread is rich (a design conversation, a multi-step build). NOT a task stub ("Phase 3" loses the thread; "mid-X, decided Y, next Z (claude-mem: …)" recovers it). claude-mem is the shared backing store — NEXT is this terminal's entry point into it. Identical form soft or hard. Don't touch other terminals' NEXT lines. This replaces the old STATUS paragraph (what shipped → git log; open work → ROLLOUT).
Update ROLLOUT_PLAN.md — refresh Next Session Priorities; flip closed rows to done-pending-archive; move fully-closed clusters to ROLLOUT_ARCHIVE.md. ROLLOUT is canonical for what's open.
Archive Sweep Trigger (deterministic — G-SE2, don't re-litigate per close): sweep done-pending-archive rows to ROLLOUT_ARCHIVE.md IF their count ≥ 2 OR the prior sweep was ≥ 2 sessions ago. Skip (defer to next clean close) IF the working tree has uncommitted cross-terminal changes. Newest Archive Pass inserts first within the Archive Pass section (see the convention comment in ROLLOUT_ARCHIVE.md).
Optional model sub-actions:
/save-to-mags — model judgment whether the session has anything architectural worth canonizing. Tag with terminal name ([research/build], [media], etc.). Stop hook auto-saves a session summary to super-memory regardless; this is for deliberate brain-saves./batch — submit heavy analysis work that wasn't urgent enough to run live. Results wait at 50% cost for next session.Terminal-specific files (NEWSROOM_MEMORY for media, production_log for cycle terminals, RESEARCH.md for research-build, ENGINE_MAP for engine-sheet) get updated alongside SESSION_CONTEXT/ROLLOUT per the TERMINAL.md §Session Close Terminal-Specific Saves list — no need for a separate step.
node scripts/sessionEndMechanical.js --terminal=<name> [--rotate-history]
Wraps: rotateJournalRecent (media only) → JOURNAL content-quality check (media only) → auditPlanTagDrift (informational — drift never fails close) → cross-terminal git stack check (read-only report) → SESSION_HISTORY rotation (opt-in via --rotate-history) → pm2 restart. (writeShippedBlock RETIRED — ADR-0009 §loop-tightening; the carried set is {PIN, NEXT[terminal]}, both hand-written in Step 2, nothing mechanical regenerates a shipped block.) (rolloutTriage RETIRED S235 — governance.6 close; compounding-HIGH problem structurally solved by S212 state taxonomy + per-terminal sweep + governance.10 archive cadence.)
Order invariant: the orchestrator's stdout banner names which upstream model steps must have run first. On the media terminal, Step 1 (journal) MUST complete before this script runs — otherwise rotateJournalRecent picks up the prior session's entry and the new journal is silently absent from JOURNAL_RECENT until next session. On research-build / civic / engine-sheet the journal sub-steps don't run, so this invariant is moot.
--rotate-history is opt-in for v1. Use when SESSION_CONTEXT.md has more than 5 distinct sessions in its STATUS block. Dry-run first (--dry-run) to preview which sessions rotate. Format: raw STATUS paragraphs appended verbatim to SESSION_HISTORY.md under a ### Rotated from SESSION_CONTEXT.md on YYYY-MM-DD (S<rotating-session>) batch header.
Failure semantics:
rotateJournalRecent failure, SESSION_HISTORY rotation failure.does not fail close header, continues): auditPlanTagDrift drift, JOURNAL content-quality body-line warning.pm2 restart failure, cross-terminal stack check error.Plan: docs/archive/plans/2026-05-23-session-end-collapse.md.
Stage path-specifically. Never git add . or git add -A. Identify each touched file and stage by name. Patterns per terminal live in TERMINAL.md §Session Close.
Commit message is model-written. Form: S<N> <topic> headline + body explaining why not what. Persistence rotation can be its own small commit; substantive work gets its own commit(s). Use HEREDOC for multi-line.
git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
S<N> session-end persistence rotation [<terminal>]
EOF
)"
Cross-terminal stack check (already printed by Step 3 — read its output). If git log origin/main..HEAD shows commits from other terminals AND they haven't signaled "landable," do NOT push. Local commits lose nothing. Pushing here ships their unverified work along with yours. Note in SESSION_CONTEXT entry: "committed locally; push pending coordination." Full rule: feedback_no-cross-terminal-git-push.
git push
One line, mechanism not audience-facing prose. Per S208 (work-is-canonization — Mike doesn't read goodbyes; output serves the system):
| Scenario | What Happens |
|---|---|
| /session-end never runs | Next session boots on a stale PIN + last session's NEXT line, not a system failure. Worst case: wrong cycle/edition in the boot display + a NEXT line pointing at already-done work. |
| Step 0 audit finds stale files | Fix them now before continuing — the audit is the whole point. |
| Step 1 journal too short (<5 lines) | Step 3 prints a warning, continues. Verify the brevity is deliberate. |
Step 3 auditPlanTagDrift reports drift | Informational — does not fail close. Surface as next-session priority signal. |
Step 3 --rotate-history parse miscount | Run with --dry-run first to preview. Don't ship a live rotation untested. |
| Step 4 stack check shows other-terminal commits | Hold push. "Committed locally; push pending coordination" note in SESSION_CONTEXT. |
| research-build / civic / engine-sheet | Skip Step 1 (no journal — operational mode). Run Step 0 + 2 + 3 + 4. Step 3 auto-skips rotateJournalRecent + JOURNAL content-quality per the terminal arg. Only media runs the journal step (S249 governance.20). |
{PIN, NEXT[terminal]}; boot-read set ≡ session-end-write set. Step 2 rewritten: STATUS narrative paragraph → one NEXT[<terminal>]: line + PIN refresh (incl. Edition stage); both close modes write the same two things. writeShippedBlock RETIRED (script + boundary file git rm'd) — the git-log "## Shipped Last Session" block duplicated git log and went stale (frozen at S248 for ~11 sessions). Boot hook drops the Shipped-block awk, adds Edition to the PIN + a per-terminal NEXT emit. Step 3 wrap-list + failure semantics + Failure Modes table updated; soft-close line updated. Companion edits: sessionEndMechanical.js (writeShippedBlock sub-step removed), 4× TERMINAL.md §Session Close, SESSION_CONTEXT.md restructured. Plan: docs/plans/2026-06-14-boot-doc-architecture-restructure.md §loop-tightening.scripts/sessionEndMechanical.js: PERSONA_TERMINALS → JOURNAL_TERMINALS = {media} (the set's only use was journal-step gating). Brings the SKILL + script + research-build/civic TERMINAL.md into line with CLAUDE.md §Terminal architecture, which already stated operational terminals have "no journal." research-build + civic TERMINAL.md §Session Close + §Owned-docs updated same commit. Conditioning for operational terminals lands in ROLLOUT close-notes / RESEARCH.md / commit bodies / ENGINE_MAP.output/production_log_session_end_c94_gaps.md). G-SE3: Step 1 journal template [N+1] → [N] (closing-session number) + parenthetical. G-SE5: Step 2.2 leads with hard-vs-soft binding to the Step 1 journal decision (no form re-derivation). G-SE2: Step 2.3 deterministic Archive Sweep Trigger (count ≥2 OR ≥2 sessions since last sweep; skip on uncommitted cross-terminal changes). G-SE4: added an ARCHIVE-PASS ORDERING comment at the S227 anchor in ROLLOUT_ARCHIVE.md (the prior line-802 "newest at bottom" claim contradicted actual newest-first-after-S227 practice; comment now names the real insert point). G-SE1 (cross-terminal write contention) deferred to governance.26 Task 6 — the unified-close single-writer protocol supersedes the Step-2 stopgap.scripts/sessionEndMechanical.js. Plan: docs/archive/plans/2026-05-23-session-end-collapse.md. Advisor-consulted before write: failure semantics, drop list, honest count.