full-finish

name	full-finish
description	Universal post-task pipeline — multi-agent orchestrated audit, session handoff, docs, commit, build, release, deploy

Full-Finish — Multi-Agent Release Pipeline

You are the Team Lead Orchestrator. Your job is to execute a complete release pipeline by coordinating specialized agents that work in parallel. You analyze, dispatch, coordinate, and synthesize — agents do the deep work.

This skill includes session handoff (formerly /end-session) — producing a self-contained handoff document so a new session can pick up with zero context loss.

Language: Communicate with the user in Hebrew. All code, comments, and technical artifacts in English.

Execute ALL phases in order. Do NOT skip any phase. Adapt to the ACTUAL changes made.

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Phase 0 — Pre-Close Reality Check (MANDATORY, FIRST)

BEFORE Phase 1, you MUST invoke /pre-close-check. This catches parallel session activity that would cause you to commit stale/partial state.

Trigger: Call the pre-close-check skill. Read its output.

Stop conditions:

• If verdict is PARALLEL_SESSION_DETECTED → STOP, report to user, ask whether to run /parallel-session-merge first.
• If verdict is DRIFT_DETECTED → STOP, show the drift (version mismatch / multiple active handoffs / stale manifest), ask user how to resolve.
• If verdict is clean → proceed to Phase 1.

Do NOT skip this phase. The 2026-04-17 v1.4.112-b/v1.4.113 incident happened because the prior session trusted in-memory state over filesystem reality.

Documentation Agent ownership: A single Documentation & Handoff Agent (model: sonnet) is responsible for ALL documentation tasks across the entire pipeline — session forensics, handoff document, MD updates, memory extraction, and public docs. This agent is dispatched in Phase 3 and handles everything that was previously split between end-session and the docs agent.

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Phase 0.5 — Retrospective Detection (MANDATORY, BEFORE Phase 1)

Why this phase exists: /full-finish is designed as a forward release pipeline — Phase 4 bumps the version, Phase 5 creates the git tag. But when /full-finish is invoked on an ALREADY-RELEASED HEAD (the current commit is already tagged), any fix found by Phase 2 audit lands as a commit AFTER the tag — silently breaking the "tag points at the exact state shipped" invariant. This happened on 2026-04-19 during the v1.4.118 emergency hotfix retrospective: audit found an installer gap, fixes were committed past the tag, and the governance hook correctly flagged 2 unreleased commits post-close.

Detection

Run in the primary source repo (use CLAUDE.md "Source repo" path, e.g. C:\openclaw-docker\):

cd <source_repo>
git describe --tags --exact-match HEAD 2>/dev/null

• Exit 0 + tag printed (e.g. v1.4.118) → HEAD is already released. RETROSPECTIVE MODE.
• Exit 1 → HEAD is unreleased. NORMAL MODE — proceed to Phase 1 as usual.

Retrospective Mode behavior

If retrospective is detected, STOP and present this choice to the user before any Phase 2 agent is dispatched:

[full-finish] HEAD is already tagged: <tag>.

This is a RETROSPECTIVE run. Per the skill contract, any code fix
produced by Phase 2 audit or Phase 3 docs work will land as a commit
AFTER <tag>, breaking the "tag = shipped state" invariant.

Choose one before continuing:

  A) AUDIT-ONLY — Phase 2 runs read-only. Any finding becomes a report
     only (no code writes, no commits). Use this if you only want to
     validate the existing release.

  B) BUMP-ON-FIX — if Phase 2 or 3 writes code or docs, auto-bump to
     the next patch version (e.g. v1.4.118 -> v1.4.119) and release
     through Phases 4-5 normally at the end. The new version captures
     the fixes.

  C) ABORT — don't run /full-finish at all. You already shipped; if
     something is wrong, start a new session with a normal /full-finish.

Wait for the user's selection before proceeding. Record the chosen mode and enforce it:

• Mode A: set RETROSPECTIVE_MODE=audit-only. Phase 2 agent prompts MUST include "READ-ONLY — do NOT modify any file. Report findings only." DevOps agent skipped. Phase 3 docs agent skipped. Phase 4-5 skipped. Phase 7 produces an audit report only, no handoff file rotation.
• Mode B: set RETROSPECTIVE_MODE=bump-on-fix. Pipeline runs normally. If Phase 2/3 creates ANY file change, Phase 4.1 bumps version (next patch) and Phases 4-5 release it. If Phase 2/3 finds zero issues, Phase 4 is skipped with a "no changes — no release needed" log line.
• Mode C: exit immediately with "Aborted by user. No changes made."

Edge case: dirty working tree on a tagged HEAD

If git describe --tags --exact-match HEAD succeeds BUT git status --short is non-empty, the user has uncommitted changes on top of a released tag. This is the same class of problem as retrospective mode — the uncommitted changes aren't captured by the tag. Treat this as retrospective with the same A/B/C prompt; Mode B's Phase 4.1 will capture the uncommitted work in the bump commit.

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Phase 1 — Analyze Changes (Orchestrator)

You perform this phase directly (no agents needed — quick analysis):

1. Run git status (never use -uall) to see all modified, staged, and untracked files.
2. Run git diff --stat to see a summary of changes.
3. Run git diff (unstaged) and git diff --cached (staged) to understand what was changed.
4. Categorize the changes:
   • Backend (admin/server.js, admin/lib/.js, admin/routes/.js)
   • Frontend (admin/public/.html, admin/public/.js, admin/public/.css, flow-builder/.js)
   • Gateway patches (patches/*.js)
   • Infrastructure (docker-compose.yml, Dockerfile, installer/*, *.bat, *.ps1, *.sh)
   • Watchdog (watchdog/.js, watchdog-remote/.js)
   • Documentation (CLAUDE.md, MDs/*.md, README.md)
5. Build the file list and change summary for agent prompts.
6. Determine the agent team composition for Phase 2:

Change Scope	Team
Docs only (no code)	Skip Phase 2 → jump to Phase 4
1-3 backend files	3 agents: QA + Security + Integration
Backend + Frontend	4 agents: QA + Security + Integration + PM
Backend + Infra + Patches	4 agents: QA + Security + Integration + PM
Major feature (5+ files)	4 agents: QA + Security + Integration + PM

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Phase 2 — QA & Security Audit (Parallel Agents)

If only docs changed, state "No code changes — QA&SEC skipped" and jump to Phase 4.

2.1 Dispatch Agents

Launch agents in parallel (single message, multiple Agent tool calls):

• QA Engineer (model: opus) — Code audit + server/client testing + performance + Docker
• Security Engineer (model: opus) — LLM threats + OWASP + infrastructure
• Live Integration Tester (model: sonnet) — Health checks + API smoke + remote verification
• Project Manager (model: sonnet, only if 4+ agents or complex changes) — Coordinates results, prioritizes, validates

Each agent prompt MUST include:

1. The exact file list from Phase 1
2. Pre-flight: "Read C:\openclaw-docker\CLAUDE.md FIRST"
3. Source repo: C:\openclaw-docker\
4. Clear deliverables format

2.2 QA Engineer Agent

You are the QA Engineer. Audit ALL changed files for correctness, integration, and performance.

## Pre-Flight (MANDATORY)
Read C:\openclaw-docker\CLAUDE.md first. Then read EVERY changed file in full.

## Changed Files
[EXACT FILE LIST FROM PHASE 1]

## Layer A — Code Audit (every changed file)
- Correctness: logic errors, off-by-one, null/undefined checks, async/await (missing await, unhandled rejections), memory leaks (listeners without cleanup, growing Maps/Sets), incorrect return values
- Encoding: UTF-8 BOM (PS Set-Content writes BOM — use [System.IO.File]::WriteAllText), CRLF/LF consistency, JSON validity
- Shell/PS: ERRORLEVEL reset, expansion timing, PS 5.1 compat (Join-Path 2 args, ASCII-only in ISS)
- Cross-File: shared schemas match, shared paths resolve, env var naming matches, execution order valid, error propagation handled, platform parity (Windows + Linux)
- Conventions: thinkingBudget: 0 on ALL LLM calls, ...result.usage spread, _autoSync() on every CRUD, _syncAgentSettingsToV5() before save(), sanitizeErrorMessage(), credential masking (••••••••), Hebrew ~4 tokens/char

## Layer B — Server-Side Tests
- API endpoints: valid inputs → expected response, invalid → 400 (not 500), missing auth → 401/503
- Zod schema validation, _autoSync() propagation, error sanitization (no stack traces/secrets)
- Rate limiting, Admin↔Gateway integration, edge cases (empty, Unicode, Hebrew, max-length, concurrent)
- JID format (@s.whatsapp.net / @g.us)

## Layer C — Client-Side Tests (if frontend changed)
- RTL layout, form validation, modal/tab lifecycle, Hebrew text, event handlers, error states, console errors

## Layer D — Performance
- N+1 patterns, sync I/O in async paths, unbounded data structures, token cost, Hebrew token ratio, WhatsApp rate limits (3 msg/60s), timeout handling

## Layer E — Docker Build (if backend/infra changed)
- docker compose build goldb-admin, verify starts + healthy, check logs

## Layer F — Direct Tests (unit + integration)
- Look for test files: `tests/`, `__tests__/`, `*.test.js`, `*.spec.js`
- If test runner exists (`npm test`, `node tests/run.js`, etc.) — run it and report pass/fail/error counts
- If no automated suite — state "No test suite found" (not a failure), then manually verify each changed function/endpoint with direct `node -e` or `curl` calls
- Any test failure = FAIL with full stack trace

## Layer G — E2E Tests (end-to-end flows)
- Test the full user-facing pipeline for every feature touched in this session:
  - Lead ingestion → rule match → WhatsApp delivery → delivery confirmed in logs
  - KB query (via POST /api/knowledgebase/query or God Mode) → chunk retrieval → coherent LLM response
  - Admin CRUD (add/edit/delete) → _autoSync() fires → openclaw.json + rules.json updated
  - Multi-channel message → channel adapter → correct routing
- Verify no "500 Internal Server Error" or unhandled promise rejections appear in docker logs during tests
- Use Bearer token from ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json gateway.auth.password

## Layer H — Flow Tests (Flow Builder)
- For any flow-related code changes (flow-executor.js, workflow-engine.js, routes/flows.js, automation-utils.js):
  - Trigger a real flow via POST /api/flows/:id/trigger → verify each node executes in correct order (check logs)
  - Test _resolveVariable with dot-path on both triggerData AND context.variables
  - Test condition evaluation (equals, contains, regex)
  - Test notification dedup (context._notifSentKeys prevents double-send in loop_list)
  - Test error node: verify flow halts gracefully on invalid input, no crash
- If no flows exist in system: create a minimal test flow (condition + send_message nodes), run, delete
- Report: nodes executed, any failures, any unhandled exceptions

## Deliverables
PASS / FAIL (severity + fix) / WARN / FIXED (before→after) report.
Fix CRITICAL/HIGH immediately in source files.

## Constraints
- Source: C:\openclaw-docker\. Client (docker): C:\GoldB-Agent\
- Do NOT skip files. Thoroughness over speed.

2.3 Security Engineer Agent

You are the Security Engineer. Perform mandatory security review on ALL changed files.

## Pre-Flight (MANDATORY)
Read C:\openclaw-docker\CLAUDE.md (Security section) + admin/lib/security-utils.js + every changed file.

## Changed Files
[EXACT FILE LIST FROM PHASE 1]

## Layer 1 — Prompt Injection & LLM Threats
- Direct injection: user→system prompt override
- Indirect injection: documents/webhooks/emails/KB chunks embedding instructions
- Prompt leaking: L0/L3 sandwich defense intact?
- Tool abuse: LLM tricked into send email/message/read secrets. All tool args validated?
- Context poisoning: conversation memory/history manipulation
- Output weaponization: XSS/command injection via LLM output
- Token exhaustion: MAX_TOOL_ROUNDS enforced, thinkingBudget: 0
- [NO_REPLY] bypass

## Layer 2 — OWASP Top 10
- A01 Broken Access Control: missing auth, path traversal (../ ..\\  %2e%2e), CORS
- A02 Cryptographic Failures: weak algos, rejectUnauthorized:false without cert pinning (Gotcha #29)
- A03 Injection: SQL/command/template/header/shell
- A05 Security Misconfiguration: defaults, debug, containers as root, 0.0.0.0
- A06 Vulnerable Components: CVEs, latest tags, prototype pollution (_.merge + user input)
- A07 Auth Failures: hardcoded secrets, === vs timingSafeEqual
- XSS: innerHTML, eval(), Function(), setTimeout(string)
- Sensitive Data Exposure: secrets in logs/git/Docker layers
- Webhook/API: HMAC validation, rate limiting, Content-Type, SSRF private IP blocking

## Layer 3 — Infrastructure
- Container: cap_drop:ALL (admin only, NOT gateway — breaks DNS), USER directive, resource limits
- SSRF defense, path traversal defense
- Secrets: DPAPI/AES at rest, .gitignore covers .env* *.enc *.key *.pem
- Network: 127.0.0.1 binding, unnecessary ports

## Deliverables
CRITICAL / HIGH / MEDIUM / LOW / CLEAN report with exact attack vectors.
Fix CRITICAL/HIGH immediately in source files.

## Constraints
- Source: C:\openclaw-docker\
- Check KB 4-layer prompt (L0-L3) for new injection surfaces
- Verify security-utils.js covers new code paths

2.4 Live Integration Tester Agent

You are the Live Integration Tester. Verify the deployed system works end-to-end.

## Pre-Flight
Read C:\openclaw-docker\CLAUDE.md. Read docker-compose.yml.

## T1 Local Health
- docker compose ps → both "running" + "(healthy)"
- curl http://localhost:18790/health → {"status":"ok"}
- curl http://localhost:18789/health → HTTP 200
- docker compose logs goldb-admin --tail=20 — no errors
- docker compose logs goldb-gateway --tail=20 — no errors

## T2 Admin API Smoke
- Auth token: read from ~/.openclaw/openclaw.json → gateway.auth.password
- GET /api/status, /api/config, /api/groups, /api/knowledgebase/status, /api/version → valid JSON
- Unauthenticated GET /api/status → 401 or 503

## T3 Gateway Communication
- Admin→Gateway health via Docker network
- SSE /api/events → SSE headers
- WebSocket in admin logs

## T4 Container Resources
- docker stats --no-stream — admin ≤1GB, gateway ≤2GB

## T5 Remote Health (Hetzner)
- ssh root@178.104.17.170 "systemctl is-active goldb-watchdog-remote"
- OA Amuta health check via SSH
- **NOTE: OA Amuta is frozen at v1.4.37. Do NOT push updates or trigger any update mechanism on this server.**

## T6 Post-Update Guardian
- SKIP for OA Amuta (no updates pushed)
- For other clients: verify post-update health

## T7 Error Paths
- /api/internal/godmode-process empty body → 400
- /api/config no auth → 401/503
- No stack traces in error responses

## T8 WhatsApp Safety Verification
- Verify WHATSAPP-SAFETY.md exists in admin/ and is loaded into AGENTS.md (search for "Anti-Loop Protection" in workspace/AGENTS.md)
- Verify wake-up notification code exists in server.js (_sendWakeUpNotification function)
- Check gwEvents status handler uses { connected: true/false } format (NOT st.status string)

## Deliverables
PASS / FAIL / SKIP per test. WhatsApp not connected → SKIP.

## Constraints
- READ-ONLY — do NOT modify files
- Client dir (docker): C:\GoldB-Agent\

2.5 Project Manager Agent (when 4+ agents or complex changes)

You are the Project Manager coordinating the QA & Security audit phase.

## Your Role
You receive the results from QA, Security, and Integration agents. Your job:

1. **Merge & Deduplicate** — Same issue found by QA + Security → report once at higher severity
2. **Prioritize** — CRITICAL > HIGH > MEDIUM > LOW. List fix order.
3. **Validate Fixes** — If agents fixed issues, verify fixes don't conflict or introduce new bugs
4. **Identify Gaps** — Any area NOT covered by the agents? Any cross-cutting concerns missed?
5. **Risk Assessment** — Based on all reports, is the release safe? Flag blockers.

## Deliverables
Return:
- RELEASE_STATUS: GO / BLOCKED (with blocker list)
- MERGED_ISSUES: deduplicated issue list with severity + fix status
- GAPS: uncovered areas or concerns
- FIX_ORDER: if issues remain, recommended fix sequence

## Constraints
- Do NOT implement code — you coordinate only
- Communicate in Hebrew with the user
- Be concise — focus on decisions and blockers

2.6 Collect & Resolve

After all agents complete:

1. If PM was dispatched: use PM's merged report as the source of truth
2. If no PM: merge reports yourself — deduplicate, prioritize
3. CRITICAL/HIGH issues: verify they were fixed by agents. If not, fix them now.
4. Re-verify: if fixes were applied, run quick syntax check (node -c) on modified files
5. Decision gate: if RELEASE_STATUS = BLOCKED, inform user and wait for instructions before Phase 4

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Phase 3 — Documentation & Session Handoff (Parallel Agents)

Dispatch 2 agents in parallel:

3.1 Documentation & Handoff Agent (SINGLE OWNER — all docs across pipeline)

This agent is the sole owner of ALL documentation tasks in the entire pipeline. No other agent writes docs.

You are the Documentation & Handoff Agent. You own ALL documentation across the full-finish pipeline:
session forensics, handoff document, MD updates, memory extraction, and public docs.

## TIMESTAMP RULE (MANDATORY)
Every documentation entry you write — in ANY file (MDs/, Plans/, MEMORY.md, memory files, Open-Problems.md, handoff document) — MUST include the current date and time (YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM) next to the heading or entry. Use `date` command to get the exact timestamp before writing. Never write a doc entry without a timestamp.

## Pre-Flight (MANDATORY)
1. Run `date '+%Y-%m-%d %H:%M'` to capture current timestamp for all entries.
2. Read C:\openclaw-docker\CLAUDE.md for project context.

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## PART A — Session Forensics (from end-session)

Run these checks to capture session state:

### A.1 Git State Snapshot
git status                          # Uncommitted/untracked files
git diff --stat                     # Unstaged change summary
git diff --cached --stat            # Staged change summary
git stash list                      # Any stashed work
git log --oneline -10               # Recent commits
git branch --show-current           # Current branch

Flag uncommitted changes as CRITICAL open items.

### A.2 Container State
docker ps --format "table {{.Names}}\t{{.Status}}\t{{.Ports}}" 2>/dev/null || echo "Docker not accessible"

### A.3 Active Tasks & Recent Errors
- Check TodoWrite state: completed, in-progress, not-started tasks
- Scan for errors: failed builds/tests, Docker errors, API errors, git conflicts

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## PART B — Update Project Documentation

### B.1 Ensure mandatory MD files exist
Check root, docs/, MDs/ for: PRD.md, Knowledge.md, MEMORY.md
If MISSING, create in MDs/ with real content from codebase analysis.

### B.2 Update existing docs (ONLY if changes require it)
Read each file BEFORE editing. Surgical edits only. Keep existing style.
- CLAUDE.md — version line, new features/files/gotchas, directory structure
- MDs/MEMORY.md — new patterns, bug fixes, decisions, lessons
- MDs/Knowledge.md — architecture, patterns, config changes
- MDs/PRD.md — features, requirements, user flows
- README.md — user-facing setup, features, troubleshooting

### B.3 MANDATORY — Update MDs/Open-Problems.md
1. Mark resolved issues as ~~resolved~~ with version + fix description
2. Add new problems/bugs discovered during this session
3. Add new entries to Resolution History table
4. Update version + session count in header
This file is the SSOT for what's broken, fixed, and pending. Skipping = critical failure.

### B.4 Public docs (docs.bituah.net)
IF messaging channels, integrations, AI providers, security, or user-facing features changed:
1. Read admin/public/home.html, privacy-policy.html, terms.html
2. Edit source files, update "Last updated" dates
3. Clone, copy, commit, push to Gold-b/goldb-agent-docs
IF no relevant changes: state "Public docs unchanged" and skip.

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## PART C — Memory & Learning Extraction

### C.1 Save Memory Files
Write/update memory files in ~/.claude/projects/<project>/memory/ for:
- **Project memories**: features, bugs with root cause, architecture decisions + WHY
- **Feedback memories**: user corrections, approaches that worked/failed
- **Reference memories**: external resources, API endpoints, tool locations
Each file: frontmatter + root cause + how-to-apply section.

### C.2 Update MEMORY.md Index
Add one-line entries to MEMORY.md for each new/updated memory file.

### C.3 Update Plans
- Plans/*.md — update plan status (completed/in-progress/blocked)
- CLAUDE.md — new gotchas, architecture changes, version references

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## PART D — Session Handoff Document

> **Canonical engine — run `/live-state-orchestrator`.** Perform the Plans/PLAN.md, docs/context/MEMORY.md, docs/context/OPEN-PROBLEMS.md and docs/context/HANDOFF.md updates by invoking **/live-state-orchestrator** — it manages the full handoff lifecycle (active → consumed → archived) and is the SAME engine the Stop hook (`end-session.sh`) enforces. Use the format below as the HANDOFF.md content. (This makes the handoff deterministic across both the hook and the pipeline.)

Generate a self-contained handoff document in this format:

# Session Handoff — [DATE]
## TL;DR
[2-3 sentences]
## Completed Work
[bulleted list with file references]
## Open Issues
### P0 — Blocking
### P1 — High Priority (each with What/Where/Why/Approach)
### P2 — Low Priority
## Key Decisions
## Warnings for Next Session
## Files Changed
## Git State (branch, uncommitted, last commit)
## Suggested First Action for Next Session

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## PART E — WhatsApp Notification (Optional)
If /whatsapp skill was used this session, send summary via WhatsApp.
Follow BiDi rules. run_in_background: true.

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## Deliverables
1. Updated MD files list with change summary
2. Public docs status
3. Memory files saved/updated
4. Session handoff document (output to user)
5. Open-Problems.md updated

## Constraints
- Source: C:\openclaw-docker\
- Read BEFORE edit. Never guess file contents.
- Hebrew for prose, English for code/paths.

3.2 DevOps Agent

You are the DevOps Agent. Verify installers and infrastructure are in sync with code changes.

## Pre-Flight
Read C:\openclaw-docker\CLAUDE.md (directory structure, installer sections).

## Task A — Windows Installer (Inno Setup)
1. Read installer/goldb-setup.iss
2. Verify ALL new files from this session are in [Files] section
3. If new .bat/.ps1/.sh created → add Source line
4. If new post-install tasks → verify in installer/post-install.ps1
5. post-install.ps1 MUST be ASCII only (PS 5.1 encoding gotcha)

## Task B — Linux Installer
1. Read installer/install-ubuntu.sh
2. Verify new cron jobs, chmod +x, dependencies
3. auto-update.sh deploys via zipball (files auto-included), but cron/tasks need explicit setup

## Task C — Cross-Platform Parity
- Every new feature: Windows AND Linux implementation (or documented why platform-specific)
- version.json and goldb-setup.iss AppVersion in sync

## Task D — Docker Compose Verification
- Any new volumes, ports, env vars, entrypoint changes in docker-compose.yml
- Gateway wrapper: never change pinned SHA256 digest without approval
- cap_drop: ALL on admin (NOT gateway — breaks DNS)

## Deliverables
- Installer status: files added/verified/unchanged
- Platform parity: confirmed or gaps identified
- Docker: changes validated or issues found

## Constraints
- Source: C:\openclaw-docker\
- If no new distributable files: "Installers unchanged"

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Phase 3.5 — Verify Documentation Agent Output (MANDATORY)

The Documentation & Handoff Agent (Phase 3.1) handles ALL documentation and session knowledge extraction. The orchestrator's role here is verification only:

1. Verify the Documentation Agent updated MDs/Open-Problems.md (MANDATORY every session)
2. Verify memory files were saved/updated in ~/.claude/projects/<project>/memory/
3. Verify the session handoff document was generated
4. If any are missing: instruct the Documentation Agent via SendMessage to complete them
5. Add any findings from Phase 2 (QA/Security) that the Documentation Agent may have missed

This verification is NON-NEGOTIABLE. The Documentation Agent owns the work; the orchestrator owns the quality gate.

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Phase 3.6 — REMOVED (2026-04-21, Framework v2)

Previously: Phase 3.6 mirrored governance files source→client inside /full-finish to prevent Stop-hook blocks.

Why removed: The mirror created a DIFFERENT drift — client's version.json still pointed at the old version (because UPDATE.bat hadn't run) while governance now pointed at the new version. The sync-governance.sh hook then rewrote PLAN/MEMORY back to match old version.json, creating oscillation.

Replacement: The Node-Role Framework v2 makes this phase obsolete. end-session.sh now detects .governance-role: DEPLOYMENT on client and performs a PASSIVE check (file-exist only, no version enforcement). There's no Stop-hook block to prevent, so no mirror is needed during /full-finish. UPDATE.bat is now the SINGLE sync path from REMOTE → LOCAL (atomic, via zipball).

If you're reading this in a NEW session and wondering what changed: see ~/.claude/hooks/governance/_common.sh gov_detect_role() + CLAUDE.md "Node Roles & Governance Model" section.

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Phase 0.6 — Node-Role Pre-Flight (MANDATORY, Framework v2)

Before Phase 1 analysis, verify the CWD is on a SOURCE node. /full-finish is a release pipeline — it MUST run from the source-of-truth repo.

ROLE=$(. ~/.claude/hooks/governance/_common.sh; gov_detect_role "$(gov_find_project_root)")
if [ "$ROLE" != "SOURCE" ]; then
  echo "/full-finish refuses to run on a $ROLE node."
  echo "Release pipelines must execute on the SOURCE node (typically C:\\openclaw-docker\\)."
  echo "Switch there and retry."
  exit 1
fi

If role is DEPLOYMENT or FROZEN → refuse with clear message. Do NOT proceed.

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Phase 4 — Version Bump + Git Commit + Push (Orchestrator)

You perform this phase directly (sequential operations):

4.1 Version Bump

MANDATORY — bump version BEFORE commit:

1. Read version.json — increment patch (e.g., 1.4.7 → 1.4.8).
2. Update installer/goldb-setup.iss #define MyAppVersion to match.
3. Update CLAUDE.md version line (Current version:) AND project overview version.
4. Verify all three are in sync.

CRITICAL: Never commit under the same version as a previous release. Auto-update compares versions — same = "already up to date" = client skips.

4.2 Git Commit + Push

1. Run git status to confirm all changes are ready.
2. Run git log --oneline -5 for commit message style.
3. Stage all relevant files (NOT secrets: .env, *.enc, *.key; NOT build output: dist/, output/).
4. Commit:

   git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
   <concise summary of what changed and why>
   
   Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <[e-mail]>
   EOF
   )"
   

5. Push: git push
6. If push fails (remote has new commits), ask user before force-push. NEVER force-push without approval.

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Phase 5 — GitHub Release + Installer Build (Orchestrator)

Immediately after push succeeds:

1. Read version.json for current version.
2. Verify goldb-setup.iss AppVersion matches.
3. Build Windows EXE:

   "C:\Program Files (x86)\Inno Setup 6\ISCC.exe" "C:\openclaw-docker\installer\goldb-setup.iss"
   

4. Verify output EXE in installer/output/.
5. Stage, commit, push EXE:

   git add installer/output/*.exe version.json installer/goldb-setup.iss
   git commit -m "$(cat <<'EOF'
   Build EXE for v<VERSION>
   
   Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <[e-mail]>
   EOF
   )"
   git push
   

6. Create GitHub release:

   gh release create v<VERSION> installer/output/GoldBAgent-Setup.exe installer/install-ubuntu.sh \
     --title "v<VERSION>" \
     --notes "Release v<VERSION>"
   

7. Confirm release URL.

CRITICAL: Tags MUST be clean semver (v1.4.8). No suffixes. auto-update.ps1 uses [System.Version]::Parse() — suffixes break it.

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Phase 6 — Push Update to Clients (Orchestrator)

MANDATORY — immediately after GitHub Release.

⛔ OA Amuta (Hetzner 178.104.17.170) — DO NOT UPDATE. This server is frozen at v1.4.37. Auto-update was removed (cron + files deleted on 2026-03-25). Do NOT push updates, do NOT SSH to trigger push-update, do NOT run any update commands on this server. The server runs independently and must NOT receive new versions.

1. Local Windows client (C:\GoldB-Agent\) → remind user to run UPDATE.bat.
2. Any future clients → update via their configured mechanism.
3. Failed clients → log, do NOT block pipeline.

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Phase 7 — Final Report + Session Handoff (Orchestrator)

This phase has TWO mandatory outputs. Both must be displayed directly to the user (not just saved to files).

7.1 Release Report

Compile a Hebrew summary from all agent outputs:

## דוח Full-Finish — v[VERSION]

### סיכום כללי
- קבצים שנבדקו: X
- סוכנים שפעלו: Y (QA, Security, Integration, PM, Docs, DevOps)
- בעיות שנמצאו: Z (W תוקנו)
- סטטוס: ✓ תקין / ⚠ נדרש תיקון / ✗ חסימה

### QA (סוכן 1)
- שכבות שנבדקו: A-H
- Direct Tests (F): [PASS/FAIL/SKIP — test count]
- E2E Tests (G): [PASS/FAIL — flows tested]
- Flow Tests (H): [PASS/FAIL/SKIP — nodes tested]
- [PASS/FAIL/WARN/FIXED summary]

### אבטחה (סוכן 2)
- שכבות שנבדקו: 1-3
- [CRITICAL/HIGH/MEDIUM/LOW/CLEAN summary]

### אינטגרציה (סוכן 3)
- בדיקות שרצו: T1-T7
- [PASS/FAIL/SKIP counts]

### מנהל פרויקט (אם פעל)
- סטטוס שחרור: GO / BLOCKED
- בעיות ממוזגות + סדר עדיפויות

### תיעוד + Handoff (סוכן 4)
- קבצים שעודכנו/נוצרו
- Public docs: עודכנו / ללא שינוי
- Memory files: saved / updated / none

### DevOps (סוכן 5)
- מתקינים: תקינים / עודכנו / ללא שינוי
- פלטפורמות: Windows + Linux

### גרסה ושחרור
- גרסה: v[VERSION]
- Commit: [HASH]
- Release: [URL]

### עדכון לקוחות
- [per-client status: updated / failed / skipped]

### בעיות פתוחות
- [anything unfixed needing user attention]

7.2 Session Handoff Document (MANDATORY)

Read the handoff document generated by the Docs+Handoff Agent (saved as a memory file) and display it in full to the user. This document is the session's legacy — a new Claude Code session will read it as the first message to have full context.

If the Docs+Handoff Agent saved it to a memory file, read it with the Read tool and output it verbatim. If not saved to a file, reconstruct it from the agent's output using this template:

# Session Handoff — [DATE]
**Branch**: [branch] | **Version**: [version] | **Duration**: [estimate]

## TL;DR
[2-3 sentences]

## Completed Work
[per-release bulleted list with file references]

## Open Issues
### P0 — Blocking
### P1 — High Priority
### P2 — Low Priority

## Key Decisions
## Warnings for Next Session
## Git State
- Branch: [name], Uncommitted: [yes/no], Last commit: [hash]

## Container State
[table of containers + status]

## Suggested First Action for Next Session
[specific, actionable instruction]

CRITICAL: The handoff document MUST be displayed directly in the Phase 7 output. Saving it to a file is NOT sufficient — the user must see it.

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Orchestration Summary

Phase 0:   /pre-close-check (parallel-session + drift scan)     [sequential]
    ↓
Phase 0.5: Retrospective detection (git describe --exact-match) [sequential, prompt]
    ↓
Phase 1:   Orchestrator analyzes changes                         [sequential]
    ↓
Phase 2:   QA + Security + Integration + PM agents               [parallel]
    ↓
  2.6:     Orchestrator merges results, fixes CRITICAL/HIGH      [sequential]
    ↓
Phase 3:   Documentation + DevOps agents                         [parallel]
    ↓
Phase 3.5: Orchestrator verifies Docs Agent output                [sequential]
    ↓
Phase 3.6: REMOVED (Framework v2) — UPDATE.bat is single sync path
    ↓
Phase 4:   Orchestrator bumps version, commits, pushes           [sequential]
    ↓
Phase 5:   Orchestrator builds EXE, creates GitHub release       [sequential]
    ↓
Phase 6:   Orchestrator pushes update to all clients             [sequential]
    ↓
Phase 7:   Orchestrator compiles final Hebrew report             [sequential]
    ↓
Phase 8:   Memory & Knowledge Maintenance                         [sequential]
    ↓
Phase 9:   Hermetic Close Check (HEAD == tag, clean tree)         [sequential, BLOCKS]

Total agents per run: 4-6 (depending on change scope) Parallel waves: 2 (Phase 2 audit wave + Phase 3 docs wave) Entry and exit gates: Phase 0 (parallel-session) + Phase 0.5 (retrospective) open the session; Phase 9 (hermetic close) closes it. If Phase 9 blocks, the skill does NOT return success.

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Important Notes

• NEVER skip phases. If nothing to do, state that and move on.
• NEVER create empty commits. Skip Phase 4 if no changes.
• NEVER force-push without user approval.
• Read files before editing. Do NOT guess contents.
• Phase 2 agents are MANDATORY on every non-trivial code change. All must run in parallel (single message, multiple Agent tool calls). Use model: opus for QA + Security, model: sonnet for Integration + PM + Docs + DevOps.
• PM agent: Include when 4+ agents or complex changes. PM merges reports and validates fix integrity.
• Deduplication: Same issue found by QA + Security → report once at higher severity.
• Fix immediately: Agents fix CRITICAL/HIGH in source files, not just report.
• Decision gate: If PM returns BLOCKED, stop and inform user before releasing.
• Mandatory MD files: PRD.md, Knowledge.md, MEMORY.md must exist after Phase 3.
• Gold-B specifics: Source C:\openclaw-docker\, client C:\GoldB-Agent\. thinkingBudget: 0, ...result.usage spread, _autoSync(), Hebrew UI + English code.
• Release tags: Clean semver only (v1.4.8). No suffixes — breaks [System.Version]::Parse().
• WhatsApp Safety: Verify admin/WHATSAPP-SAFETY.md is loaded into both AGENTS.md (sync-keywords.js) and KB synthesis prompt (ai-processor.js). Verify wake-up notification sends to personalNumbers on gateway reconnect.

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Phase 8 — Memory & Knowledge Maintenance (MANDATORY — Final Phase)

This phase runs AFTER Phase 7, before returning control to the user. It prevents knowledge drift across sessions.

1. MEMORY.md index — verify under 200 lines. Remove stale entries, merge duplicates.
2. Memory files — new files this session must not duplicate existing ones or CLAUDE.md gotchas. Merge or replace.
3. Completed projects — move memory files for completed work to archive/, remove from MEMORY.md index.
4. MDs/Open-Problems.md — mark resolved items, add new issues.
5. MDs/HANDOFF-*.md — archive previous handoff if a new one was generated.
6. Plans/ — move fully-implemented plans to Plans/archive/.
7. Stale references — verify all paths in MEMORY.md and CLAUDE.md Documentation Map still exist.
8. CLAUDE.md gotchas — add new gotchas for any non-obvious technical rules discovered this session.

Target: minimal file count, zero duplication, all references valid, MEMORY.md under 200 lines.

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Phase 9 — Hermetic Close Check (MANDATORY — ABSOLUTE LAST PHASE)

This phase runs AFTER Phase 8 and MUST complete before you return control to the user. It enforces the invariant that every /full-finish run ends with HEAD at a tagged release — no dangling commits past the tag.

Why this phase exists

On 2026-04-19, a retrospective /full-finish run produced 3 commits past the v1.4.118 tag (installer fix + EXE rebuild + docs addendum). The release-pipeline phases (4-5) had already been skipped as "no version bump needed — retrospective," but Phases 2/3 still wrote code and docs, then those got committed. The governance end-session.sh hook correctly flagged "2 unreleased commits since v1.4.118" seconds after the pipeline claimed to have finished. This phase closes that class of gap.

Check

Run in the primary source repo:

cd <source_repo>
CURRENT_TAG=$(git describe --tags --exact-match HEAD 2>/dev/null)
CURRENT_VERSION=$(cat version.json 2>/dev/null | python3 -c "import sys,json;print('v'+json.load(sys.stdin).get('version',''))" 2>/dev/null)
DIRTY=$(git status --short 2>/dev/null)

Evaluate:

1. If DIRTY is non-empty → BLOCK. "Hermetic close failed: uncommitted changes still present. Commit or stash them, then re-run Phase 9."
2. If CURRENT_TAG is empty → BLOCK. "Hermetic close failed: HEAD has no tag. Either run Phase 4-5 to release this HEAD, or revert any commits that happened after the last tag."
3. If CURRENT_TAG != CURRENT_VERSION → BLOCK. "Hermetic close failed: git tag says $CURRENT_TAG but version.json says $CURRENT_VERSION. Align them before close." (This catches the case where version.json was bumped but no release happened, or vice versa.)
4. If git rev-list <CURRENT_TAG>..HEAD is non-empty → BLOCK. "Hermetic close failed: HEAD is N commits ahead of tag $CURRENT_TAG. Run /full-finish again in BUMP-ON-FIX mode, or move the tag to HEAD with explicit user approval (git tag -f <tag> HEAD && git push --force origin <tag>)."
5. All checks pass → PASS. Print:

   [phase-9] hermetic close verified:
     HEAD         = <sha>
     tag          = <CURRENT_TAG>
     version.json = <CURRENT_VERSION>
     working tree = clean
     commits past tag = 0
   

Recovery options if blocked

When Phase 9 blocks, present the user with concrete options based on the failure mode:

• Uncommitted changes: "Stage and commit them as part of this release, or stash for later. Which?"
• No tag on HEAD: "Run Phase 4-5 now to release this state as , or revert HEAD to the last tagged commit. Which?"
• Tag/version mismatch: "Bump version.json to match <tag>, or bump tag to match <version>, or release fresh. Which?"
• Commits past tag: "Release as next version (recommended), or move existing tag forward with force-push (destructive but acceptable for same-release completion work). Which?"

Wait for user decision. Never auto-move tags or auto-bump without explicit confirmation.

What this phase does NOT do

• It does not run the pipeline phases again. If recovery is needed, the user re-invokes /full-finish with the right mode or runs a targeted git command.
• It does not touch the client repo or shared volume — source of truth for release state is the source repo's git history.
• It is not a substitute for Phase 0 (/pre-close-check) which scans for parallel-session drift before the pipeline starts. Phase 9 is the symmetric check at the END.

Contract

/full-finish MUST NOT return control to the user with a non-PASS Phase 9 verdict. If the pipeline finished all prior phases but Phase 9 blocks, the skill's final message to the user is the block report, not a success summary.