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Summarize the current session and generate reusable Claude rules, skills, or commands.

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Summarize Session

Purpose

At the end of a productive coding session, analyze the conversation to extract reusable patterns and generate Claude Code artifacts (rules, skills, commands) that can accelerate future work.

Instructions

  1. Review Session Activity

    • What problems were solved?
    • What code was written or modified?
    • What workflows were performed?
    • What decisions were made and why?
  2. Identify Patterns

    Rules Candidates (coding standards, project conventions):

    • Repeated code style corrections
    • Error patterns that were fixed
    • Best practices established
    • Project-specific conventions

    Skills Candidates (multi-step workflows):

    • Complex operations performed multiple times
    • Sequences of commands that go together
    • Integration or deployment workflows
    • Testing or validation procedures

    Commands Candidates (single-action shortcuts):

    • Frequently used command combinations
    • Build/test/deploy shortcuts
    • Common git operations
    • Project-specific utilities
  3. Generate Artifacts

    For each identified pattern, create the appropriate artifact:

    Rules → .claude/rules/<name>/RULE.md

    ---
    name: rule-name
    description: Brief description
    ---
    
    # Rule Name
    
    ## When to Apply
    ...
    
    ## Guidelines
    ...
    

    Skills → .claude/skills/<name>/SKILL.md

    ---
    name: skill-name
    description: Brief description
    ---
    
    # Skill Name
    
    ## Instructions
    1. Step 1
    2. Step 2
    ...
    

    Commands → .claude/commands/<name>.md

    # Command Name
    
    Description of what this command does.
    
    ## Steps
    1. ...
    2. ...
    
  4. Validate Artifacts

    • Ensure artifacts are general enough to be reusable
    • Remove session-specific details
    • Test that instructions are complete and actionable
  5. Document Session Summary

    • What was accomplished
    • What artifacts were generated
    • Recommendations for next session

Output Format

## Session Summary

### Accomplished
- [List of completed tasks]

### Generated Artifacts

#### Rules
- `<rule-name>`: <description>

#### Skills
- `<skill-name>`: <description>

#### Commands
- `<command-name>`: <description>

### Next Steps
- [Recommendations for future work]

Examples

Example: After Adding a New Adapter

Identified Pattern: Multi-step process for adding adapters Generated: Skill ai-rules-adapter-builder

Example: After Fixing Multiple Type Errors

Identified Pattern: TypeScript strict mode conventions Generated: Rule typescript-conventions

Example: After Repeated Test Commands

Identified Pattern: Test-then-commit workflow Generated: Command test-and-commit