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session-end

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End an AOD architect session - write the journal entry (done, not done, decisions, open questions, next step), check it, and commit the project memory so the next session starts from a clean tree. Use when the user wraps up, before a long break, or when the context is getting long.

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    Not done: what was planned but not finished, and why.

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  2. Very specific:

    If contracts are unlocked, aod lock.

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SKILL.md

End an architect session

CLI: aod means node "${CLAUDE_PLUGIN_ROOT}/scripts/aod.mjs".

  1. aod journal new --topic <short-slug> returns today's entry (creating it from the template if needed).
  2. Fill every section, short and factual:
    • Done: tasks merged (ids, rounds), ADRs/specs written, anything verified.
    • Not done: what was planned but not finished, and why.
    • Decisions: one line each with the ADR id; a decision made in chat that is not in an ADR yet gets one now (/aod:adr).
    • Open questions: pending decision requests to the user, unknowns.
    • Next step: the single concrete action the next session should start with (task id, command, file).
  3. aod journal check must pass.
  4. If contracts are unlocked, aod lock. Background jobs still running are noted in the journal.
  5. aod session end reports what is left (status: pending-commit is normal, not an error). When only .agents/ memory files are pending and the user agrees, aod session end --commit commits them (docs: session journal <date>). Code changes are committed separately, never folded into the journal commit.

Ledger rule: .agents/tasks/index.json and index.md may stay uncommitted on the base branch while you work. They are committed by aod merge (with the task) or by aod session end --commit, whichever comes first, and never on a task branch.

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