wrap-up-summary
Skill15 starsChanged 34 days agoMITView on GitHub
End a task with a short recap and a structured status footer (worktree, branch, PR, ticket, done, local URL, next steps). Use whenever a task, a PR, or a working session wraps up, or the user says "done", "ship it", or asks where things stand.
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Wrap-up summary
End the message with a short recap, then this footer. nf summary --what "…" --next "…" prints it from
live state (worktree, branch, PR, ticket, local URL), so the fields are never stale:
**[worktree: <dir|none>] [branch: <branch|merged→main>] [PR: #NNN] [ticket: #NNN] [done: yes|no]**
**Local:** <this worktree's app URL> ← only while the worktree is live
**What we did:** <one short line: the product-level gist, not a file list>
**Shipped:** <version + where> ← only if something was released or deployed
**Next:** <one line, or a bullet list, most important first>- The status line is always first and bold. PR and ticket are markdown links on
#NNN(a raw URL inside brackets swallows the]). - Once the PR is merged and the worktree still exists, the first Next item is always the teardown
question: "Tear down
<worktree>? (deletes the dir + local branch)". Remove it only after the user says yes. - Omit Local after teardown, and Shipped when nothing was released.
<sub>Part of nanoflow by nanosite.ai.</sub>
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