agent-session-closing

name: agent-session-closing description: Standard operating procedure for concluding an AI agent session in a Hora-family repo, ensuring the workspace is left clean, documented, and resilient for the next agent or human developer.

Agent Session Closing Protocol

Before concluding a session, run through this checklist so the repo is left in a clean, documented state.

1. Documentation & guardrails update

• Review what was accomplished.
• Update AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md, README.md, and any relevant SKILL.md to reflect new architectural decisions, environment changes, or newly discovered constraints.
• If a new repeated task emerged, write a new granular skill (keep it short — see agent-skill-standards) in the repo's own skill directory.

2. Workspace cleanup

• Confirm no credentials, keystores, or .env values were staged or committed.
• Confirm secret-retrieval scripts (e.g. retrieve_secrets.sh) are gitignored and documented.
• Remove temporary debugging files or local test artifacts not meant for version control.

3. Final validation

• Run the project's core build command (e.g. ./gradlew assembleDebug for Android) to confirm it still compiles.
• Run available lint/format checks.

4. Commit and push

• Stage only the intended files — never a blanket git add -A in a repo with secret-bearing untracked files nearby.
• Write a clear, concise commit message summarizing the session's impact.
• Push per the repo's own workflow rule — some Hora repos commit straight to main with no PRs; check the repo's AGENTS.md/CLAUDE.md before assuming.

5. Session summary

Give the user a concise summary: what was accomplished, what docs were updated, and any recommended next steps.