/wrapup

Save your session status before clearing context.

Usage

/wrapup

What It Does

1. Updates CLAUDE.md

   • Updates Current Status table with task progress
   • Sets clear next action

2. Archives Done items

   • Removes completed rows from Current Status
   • History preserved in git commits and Records

3. Prunes Recent Decisions

   • Removes implementation details already captured in Records
   • Removes entries superseded or only relevant to completed features
   • Keeps only project-level decisions useful for future work

4. Creates Records (if needed)

   • If significant decisions or designs were made
   • References in Current Status or Future table if actively relevant

5. Checks Development, Files, Architecture sections

   • Updates these sections if the session’s work changed them
   • Keeps structural documentation current without manual effort

6. Reviews missed decisions

   • Checks if any project-level decisions should be in Recent Decisions
   • Adds them as a safety net

7. Git commit

   • Solo mode: Only commits Records and code
   • Team mode: Also commits CLAUDE.md updates

Example Output

Updated CLAUDE.md:
- JWT auth: Done
- Added Record 015 for auth decision
- Next step: Implement password reset

Committed: docs: update project status

Ready for /clear

Solo vs Team Mode

When to Use

• Context usage at ~80%
• End of work session
• Before switching to another project

After /wrapup

Run /clear to start fresh. Your next session begins with /catchup.

Related

• /catchup - Resume after clearing
• Disable Auto-Compact - Why this matters