Debrief

Debrief

Give a spoken summary of previous session work and today's plan.

Steps

1. Look for context in this order (use the first sources found):

   • tmp/handoff.md in the current project
   • Recent auto-memory files in the project's .claude/projects/ memory directory
   • Recent git log (git log --since="yesterday" --oneline)

2. From whatever context you find, compose a brief spoken debrief covering:

   • Yesterday: What was worked on, key decisions, anything left unfinished
   • Today: What's next, any blockers

3. Keep it conversational and concise — aim for 30-60 seconds of speech. No bullet points, no markdown, just natural sentences.

4. Speak the debrief aloud:

   /usr/local/bin/speak "Your debrief text here"
   

5. Also print the debrief text to the terminal for reference.

Rules

• If no handoff or context is found, say so honestly and summarise from recent git history instead
• Never fabricate session details — only report what you can verify from files or git
• Strip all markdown formatting from the spoken version
• Split into multiple speak calls if over 400 words