Session Report

Generate a summary of what was accomplished in this session.

Read all available context:

• .verified/state.md — current position and last activity
• .verified/features/ — check which features were worked on
• .verified/decisions/ — any ADRs created this session
• Git log for today's commits:

  git log --oneline --since="$(date -v-8H '+%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S')" 2>/dev/null || git log --oneline -20

• Git diff stats:

  git diff --stat HEAD~$(git log --oneline --since="$(date -v-8H '+%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%S')" 2>/dev/null | wc -l | tr -d ' ') 2>/dev/null || echo "no baseline"

Categorize what happened:

Features progressed:

• Which features moved through which phases?
• What's the current state of each?

Code changes:

• Files created/modified/deleted
• Tests added
• Lines changed (approximate)

Verification results:

• Did the verify command pass? When was it last run?
• Any review findings addressed?

Decisions made:

• ADRs created
• Significant technical choices (even if not captured as ADR)

Quick fixes:

• Any /quick tasks completed

Present the report directly (don't write to a file unless the user asks):

# Session Report — {YYYY-MM-DD}

## Work Summary

### Features
| Feature | Phase Start | Phase End | Status |
|---------|------------|-----------|--------|
| {name}  | {phase}    | {phase}   | {status} |

### Changes
- {N} commits
- {N} files changed (+{added} -{removed})
- {N} tests added

### Verification
- Last the verify command: {PASS/FAIL/not run}
- Review: {completed/in-progress/not started}

### Decisions
- DEC-{NNN}: {title}

## Outcomes
- {What was accomplished — concrete deliverables}

## Carry Forward
- {What's next — current state and suggested next action}
- {Any blockers or open questions}

## Codebase Docs
- {Updated: ARCHITECTURE.md, STACK.md / No changes}

Next session: Run /progress to pick up where you left off.

• Keep the report concise — this is a quick summary, not a novel
• Focus on outcomes (what was delivered) not process (what commands were run)
• If no git commits exist for this session, base the report on conversation context
• Don't write the report to a file unless explicitly asked — just display it
• The "Carry Forward" section is the most important — it's context for the next session