Next

Snapshot the current session to the work queue and move on. Fast — no project file updates, no inbox triage.

Steps

  1. Resolve journal path:

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

  2. Get timestamp: date +%Y-%m-%d and date +%H:%M

  3. Detect project slug from the current working directory:

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

    If not in a git repo or no remote, use basename $PWD. If in $HOME, use general.

  4. Scan the last portion of the conversation and write a 2–5 bullet snapshot:

  5. Append to $JORNAL/workqueue.md (create with header if missing):

    # Work Queue

Sessions captured with /next — processed by /close or /wrap-up.

---

    Then append the entry:

    ## YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM — <slug>

- bullet describing what was done
- another bullet if needed
- **Next:** what to pick up

---

  6. Commit:

    cd "$JORNAL" && git add workqueue.md && git commit -m "wq: YYYY-MM-DD <slug>"

Output format

Queued:

Continue with /renew <slug>, finalize with /close, or end the day with /wrap-up.

Rules