wrap + wrap-continue · session hygiene for long-lived threads
Two slash commands for Claude Code context discipline. /wrap is end-of-day heavy capture · commits, Linear, Second Brain, session notes. /wrap-continue is mid-task light capture with a hot-resume pickup prompt, for recycling a thread without ending the work.
---name: wrapdescription: End-of-session close-out, secure uncommitted work, put every open item in a durable home, refresh state.--- ---name: wrap-continuedescription: Checkpoint a long-lived thread mid-task so it can be thrown away and resumed in a fresh one.---/wrap is the heavy end-of-session closer: reconciliation, commits, Linear updates, Second Brain post-drafting, session notes, state file written before compacting. /wrap-continue is the lightweight version: commit and push whatever is in-flight, write a pickup prompt inline, then clear. Both enforce the commit before context reset.
Every long session ends one of two ways: you're actually done, or you're hitting the context ceiling mid-task. Those are different situations and the right behavior is different. The first time I ran the full close-out flow twice in one day I stopped doing it manually.