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end-day

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Aggregate the day's work into an EOD report and generate tomorrow's SOD (agent context document). Rolls up all closeout entries from the daily note, compares against SOD priorities, runs a mini-retro with insight routing (observation/impact/action/landing zone), discovers goals for user confirmation, then writes the SOD that orient will load tomorrow. On Fridays, also produces an EOW and WRM (Weekly Roadmap). On the last workday of the month, also produces an EOM and MRM (Monthly Roadmap). See the Period Reporting System definition for the full system design. Use this skill when the user says 'end day', 'end of day report', 'EOD report', 'daily report', 'wrap up the day', 'day summary', 'how did today go', 'end-day', or wants a synthesized view of what happened across all sessions. This is different from /closeout (which wraps a single terminal session and creates PICs) -- end-day aggregates ALL closeouts into the day's official record and prepares tomorrow's agent context. Should typically run after the last /closeout of the day.

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