Close Session

End the current session: log what was done, update tasks, commit.

Steps

1. Resolve the journal path:

   JORNAL="${JORNAL:-$HOME/para/areas/dev/gh/ak/journal}"

2. Get today's date and time (date +%Y-%m-%d, date +%H:%M). Derive the log path: $JORNAL/areas/log/YYYY/YYYY-MM/YYYY-MM-DD.md

3. If the log file does not exist, create it with the daily log template:

   # YYYY-MM-DD
   
   ## Focus
   - what the day is about
   
   ## Log
   
   ## Tasks created
   
   ## Decisions

4. Detect the project slug from the current working directory (same logic as /next):

   git remote get-url origin 2>/dev/null | sed 's/.*\///' | sed 's/\.git$//'

   Fall back to basename $PWD, or general if in $HOME.

5. Check $JORNAL/workqueue.md for entries matching the detected slug across all dates — not just today. Match lines of the form ^## \d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2} \d{2}:\d{2} — <slug>$ (line-end anchor; slug must match exactly, not as substring). Each matching block runs from that ## line to the next --- separator. If entries exist, load them as prior-session context for the synthesis in step 6.

6. Review the full conversation history (plus any workqueue entries from step 5) and write a concise session summary covering:

   • What was worked on (key topics, files, repos) — synthesized across all sessions if workqueue had entries
   • Decisions made
   • Tasks completed or created
   • Any unresolved items or next steps

7. Append the summary to the ## Log section of today's daily log. If ## Log does not exist in the file, append the section header before the entry. If workqueue entries were present (step 5), N = count of workqueue entries + 1 (current session). Use the multi-session heading:

   ### Sessions HH:MM (<slug> — N sessions)
   - synthesized bullet points
   - **Arc:** what changed across the sessions
   - **Next:** what to pick up next time (if applicable)

   Otherwise use the standard heading:

   ### Session HH:MM (<context>)
   - bullet point summary entries
   - **Next:** what to pick up next time (if applicable)

8. Update project/area files if tasks were completed or created:

   • Mark completed tasks [x]
   • Add new tasks as [ ]
   • Add/update [~] waiting items
   • Update ## Notes with decisions

9. If any tasks or follow-ups came up that aren't in a project/area, add them to inbox.md.

10. If workqueue entries for this slug were incorporated (step 5), remove them from $JORNAL/workqueue.md. Removal algorithm:

    • Match blocks whose header line matches ^## \d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2} \d{2}:\d{2} — <slug>$ exactly (line-end anchor prevents journal from matching journal-redesign).
    • Each block ends at (and includes) the first --- separator following the header.
    • Remove only those blocks. Leave all entries for other slugs untouched.
    • The file's top-level header (# Work Queue) and its description + opening --- are never removed.

11. Commit:

    cd "$JORNAL" && git add workqueue.md inbox.md areas/log/ projects/ areas/ && git commit -m "log: YYYY-MM-DD session notes"

Rules

• Do NOT ask the user any questions. Summarize automatically from conversation context.
• Keep the summary concise — bullet points, not paragraphs.
• If today's log already has content, append to it; never overwrite existing entries.
• If workqueue.md does not exist or has no entries for this slug, proceed as a normal single-session close.