Wrap

Wrap up

1. Ask yourself two questions before writing the report:

   • Is there anything I said I'd do in this session that isn't actually done (unfinished edits, a promised follow-up, a failing test, an unanswered question)?
   • Is there anything left in a broken or half-changed state (uncommitted changes that should be committed, a file left mid-edit, a todo left incomplete)?

2. If either answer surfaces unfinished work, only finish it now if it's small and safe (e.g. closing out a trivial edit). Anything risky or hard-to-reverse — committing, pushing, deleting, sending — is not yours to do just because the session is ending; name it plainly as open and let the user decide. Don't report completion prematurely either way.

3. Once clear, write a short report for the user:

   • 3-6 bullet points max, what was actually done this session
   • One line on anything left open, or "nothing outstanding" if clean
   • No filler, no restating the request, no next-steps essay