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Finalize session by creating detailed log and syncing to cloud

QUICK START

How to use this skill

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  2. Copy the prompt below and paste it into your agent.
  3. Review the proposed files and risks before you approve installation.
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Source SKILL.md: https://github.com/majiayu000/claude-skill-registry/blob/HEAD/skills/productivity/end-3x-projetos-claude-memory-framew-2/SKILL.md

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End Session

Quick Finalization Workflow

  1. Check for reflection (optional):

    • Check if .metrics-reflection.tmp exists
    • If NOT exists, ask: "Quick reflection before finishing? (y/n)"
    • If yes: Direct user to run /reflect first, then /end again
    • If no or file exists: Continue to step 2

  2. Collect session info: Prompt user for session summary (topic, projects touched, key activities, decisions, blockers)

  3. Capture performance metrics: Get actual values automatically:

    • Run: python3 ~/.claude/get-context-metrics.py to get: tokens|raw%|ctx(u)%|overhead
    • Parse output: 95641|47.8|59.8|12.0 means:
      • Context: 95,641 tokens
      • Tokens %: 47.8%
      • Context Window %: 59.8%
      • Overhead: 12.0 percentage points

  4. Merge reflection metrics (if .metrics-reflection.tmp exists):

    • Read and parse reflection file
    • Merge with automatic metrics for log entry
    • Delete .metrics-reflection.tmp after merge

  5. Generate daily log entry: Create structured log in ~/.claude-memory/providers/claude/logs/daily/YYYY.MM.DD.md with:

    • Session timestamp + topic
    • Projects touched
    • Activities realized
    • Performance metrics (automatic + reflection if available)
    • Next steps
    • Decisions/insights

  6. Update session state: Modify ~/.claude-memory/providers/claude/session-state.md with current focus and pending tasks

  7. Update integration timeline: Append to ~/.claude-memory/integration/provider-activities.md and .quick.md

  8. Sync to cloud: Try pushing logs to cloud. On error, logs stay local only. (Cloud path in ~/.claude-memory/.config.json - don't read, just try sync)

  9. Confirmation: Show user what was logged and sync status

Performance Metrics Format

**Context Window**: [ctx(u)]% (real usage including Anthropic overhead)
**Tokens**: [used]/200,000 ([raw]%)
**Overhead**: [difference] percentage points

Example:

**Context Window**: 59.8% (real usage)
**Tokens**: 95,641/200,000 (47.8%)
**Overhead**: 12.0 percentage points

Why both matter:

  • Context Window % = What matters for hitting limits (includes system overhead)
  • Tokens % = Conversation size (useful for comparing sessions)
  • Overhead = Anthropic's cost (tools, prompts, cache, etc.)

Reflection Metrics Format (if available)

When .metrics-reflection.tmp exists, add this section to the log:

**Reflection** (self-reported):
- Satisfaction: X/10
- Energy: [Energizado/Neutro/Drenado]
- Frustration: [text or "None"]
- Notes: [text or empty]

Key Principle

Logs saved locally first, cloud sync is best-effort. Session finalization never blocks on cloud errors.

See existing daily logs for format examples.