Skill

jarvis-close

Session closure checklist. Use when user says "/jarvis-close", "close session", "am I done", "anything left", "ready to close", or "session review".

From jarvis
Install
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Run in your terminal
$
npx claudepluginhub rsprudencio/jarvis --plugin jarvis
Tool Access

This skill uses the workspace's default tool permissions.

Skill Content

/jarvis-close - Session Closure Checklist

Run a structured checklist against the current session state and surface anything that needs attention before closing. Read-only — reports findings but never auto-fixes.

Execution Flow

1. Mechanical checks (parallel)

Run these 5 checks in parallel using Bash and TaskList:

CheckCommandStatus Logic
Uncommitted changesgit status --shortCLEAR if empty or all changes are outside session scope; ACTION NEEDED if modified/untracked files relate to session work
Unpushed commitsgit log @{u}..HEAD --onelineCLEAR if empty; ACTION NEEDED if commits exist
Unpushed tagsgit push --tags --dry-run 2>&1CLEAR if "Everything up-to-date"; ACTION NEEDED otherwise
Task listTaskList toolCLEAR if no pending/in_progress tasks; ACTION NEEDED if any remain
Container healthcurl -sf localhost:8741/healthCLEAR if healthy + version matches plugins/jarvis/.claude-plugin/plugin.json; ACTION NEEDED if down or version mismatch

Scope filtering for uncommitted changes: Use conversation context to determine which files were part of this session's work. Pre-existing untracked files (like docs/ or .claude/worktrees/) that were never touched during the session should NOT be flagged.

2. Mechanical checks (dependent)

Using results from step 1, run these additional checks:

CheckHowStatus Logic
Version bumpIf git status shows modified files under plugins/, compare the version in plugins/jarvis/.claude-plugin/plugin.json against git show HEAD:plugins/jarvis/.claude-plugin/plugin.jsonCLEAR if no plugin changes or version already bumped; ACTION NEEDED if plugin files changed without bump
Doc stalenessIf plugin changes detected, check whether system_prompt.py, capabilities.json, or relevant SKILL.md files were also modifiedCLEAR if no plugin changes or docs were updated; ACTION NEEDED if plugin behavior changed without doc updates
Tests currentReview conversation for the most recent test run (pytest output). Check if any code files were modified after that test run.CLEAR if tests ran after last code change; ACTION NEEDED if code changed since last test run or no tests were run

3. Context review (reflective)

Jarvis reviews its own conversation context. No tools needed — use the conversation history directly.

CheckWhat to look forStatus Logic
Deferred workScan conversation for phrases like "let's do that later", "TODO", "next session", "deferred", "follow-up", "we should also", "park this"List any deferred items found
Open commitmentsScan for things Jarvis said it would do ("I'll update", "let me also", "we still need to") that may not have been completedList any unresolved commitments
Learnings worth memorizingReview session for discoveries, conventions, or decisions valuable across sessions that weren't stored in Jarvis memory or MEMORY.mdSuggest storing if any found
MEMORY.md accuracyRead ~/.claude-personal/projects/-Users-raphaelprudencio-0x88-jarvis-plugin/memory/MEMORY.md and check if session work invalidated anything (session state, version numbers, next priority, completed work)CLEAR if consistent; ACTION NEEDED if stale entries found

4. Present summary

Format results as two tables plus action items:

## Session Review

### Mechanical Checks
| Check | Status |
|-------|--------|
| Uncommitted changes | CLEAR |
| Unpushed commits | 2 commits ahead of origin |
| Unpushed tags | v2.0.3 not pushed |
| Task list | CLEAR |
| Version bump | CLEAR |
| Documentation | CLEAR |
| Container health | OK (v2.0.3) |
| Tests current | CLEAR |

### Context Review
| Check | Status |
|-------|--------|
| Deferred work | None found |
| Open commitments | None found |
| Learnings to store | 1 suggestion |
| MEMORY.md accuracy | 1 stale entry |

### Action Items
1. Push 2 commits and 1 tag: `git push && git push --tags`
2. Consider storing learning: "[brief description]"
3. Update MEMORY.md "Session State" — version is now 2.0.3

### Verdict
> 3 items need attention. Address or acknowledge before closing.

When all checks are CLEAR:

## Session Review

All checks passed — session is ready to close.

5. User resolution

If there are action items, ask how to proceed:

AskUserQuestion:
  questions:
    - question: "How would you like to handle these items?"
      header: "Resolve"
      options:
        - label: "Fix now"
          description: "Address action items before closing"
        - label: "Acknowledge & close"
          description: "I see the items but I'm closing anyway"
        - label: "Defer to next session"
          description: "I'll handle these next time"
      multiSelect: false

If "Fix now": work through each action item with the user. If "Acknowledge & close" or "Defer to next session": confirm session is ready to close.

Key Rules

  • Read-only — the skill only reports, never auto-fixes, auto-commits, or auto-pushes
  • No false alarms — untracked files outside the session's scope should not be flagged; use conversation context to determine what's in-scope
  • No spawning agents — Jarvis has full conversation context; use it directly for all checks
  • Concise — table format, not paragraphs; details only in action items
  • Actionable — each ACTION NEEDED item includes a concrete suggestion (e.g., the exact command to run)
  • Context-aware — reflective checks use Jarvis's own conversation memory, not external tools
  • Non-blocking — if a check fails to run (e.g., container is down, no remote tracking branch), report the failure gracefully and continue with other checks
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