Shipflow Review

Context

• Current directory: !pwd
• Master TASKS.md (multi-project dashboard): !cat /home/claude/shipflow_data/TASKS.md 2>/dev/null || echo "No master TASKS.md"
• Local TASKS.md (if exists): !cat TASKS.md 2>/dev/null || echo "No local TASKS.md"
• Recent commits (last 10): !git log --oneline --date=short --pretty=format:"%h %ad %s" -10 2>/dev/null || echo "Not a git repo"
• Files changed recently: !git diff --name-status HEAD~5..HEAD 2>/dev/null || echo "N/A"
• Current branch: !git branch --show-current 2>/dev/null
• Git status: !git status --short 2>/dev/null
• CHANGELOG.md (last 30 lines): !tail -30 CHANGELOG.md 2>/dev/null || echo "No CHANGELOG.md"
• Workspace CLAUDE.md: !head -20 /home/claude/CLAUDE.md 2>/dev/null || echo "N/A"

Multi-project tracking system

CRITICAL: This workspace tracks 12 projects from a single master file at /home/claude/shipflow_data/TASKS.md.

• Always update /home/claude/shipflow_data/TASKS.md as part of the review — check off completed tasks, update the Dashboard table, and refresh the "Last updated" date
• When reviewing from a sub-project directory, also consider the master-level cross-project concerns
• The review summary should reference which project(s) were worked on and how the master Dashboard changed
• When planning next session, suggest tasks from the master file's highest-priority items across all projects

Your task

Conduct a comprehensive review of recent work and prepare for the next session.

Workspace root detection

If the current directory has no .git directory (not a git repo) BUT contains multiple project subdirectories — you are at the workspace root. Use AskUserQuestion:

• Question: "Which project(s) should I review?"
• multiSelect: true
• One option per project: label = project name, description = recent commit count (run git -C [path] log --oneline --since="7 days" 2>/dev/null | wc -l for each)
• Only list projects with recent activity

Steps

1. Determine review scope — if $ARGUMENTS is empty, use AskUserQuestion:

   • Question: "What time scope for this review?"
   • multiSelect: false
   • Options:
     • Daily — "Last 24 hours of work"
     • Weekly — "Last 7 days of commits" (Recommended)
     • Sprint — "Since last sprint start (~2 weeks)"
     • Release — "All changes since last release"

   If $ARGUMENTS is provided (daily/weekly/sprint/release), skip the prompt and use it directly.

2. Analyze what was accomplished:

   • Review completed tasks in TASKS.md
   • Examine git commits for actual changes
   • Identify files modified (from git diff)
   • Note any deployed changes or releases

3. Assess work quality:

   • Are there tests for new features?
   • Is documentation updated?
   • Are there any quick fixes that need proper solutions?
   • Any technical debt introduced?
   • Security or performance concerns?

4. Update CHANGELOG.md:

   • Add new section for this review period if needed
   • Use semantic versioning or date-based sections
   • Categorize changes:

     ## [Version/Date]
     
     ### Added
     - New features
     
     ### Changed
     - Updates to existing features
     
     ### Fixed
     - Bug fixes
     
     ### Security
     - Security updates
     
     ### Deprecated
     - Features marked for removal
     

   • Keep entries user-focused (what changed, why it matters)

5. Generate work summary:

   • Completed: What was finished (with evidence)
   • In Progress: What's partially done
   • Blocked: What's stuck and why
   • Learned: Key insights or discoveries
   • Metrics: Commits, files changed, tests added, etc.

6. Plan next session:

   • Review remaining tasks in TASKS.md
   • Identify what should be prioritized next
   • Note any blockers that need addressing
   • Suggest 1-3 tasks for immediate focus
   • Flag anything that needs discussion/decisions

7. Update TASKS.md:

   • Archive completed tasks to a "Recently Completed" section
   • Add completion dates
   • Move old completed tasks to CHANGELOG or separate archive
   • Ensure In Progress and Todo sections are current

8. Create review report:

   • Save to REVIEW-[DATE].md in project root or docs folder
   • Include all sections above
   • Add links to relevant commits, PRs, issues
   • Make it readable for stakeholders (team, future you)

Important

• Always update the master /home/claude/shipflow_data/TASKS.md — check off completed tasks, update Dashboard statuses, refresh "Last updated" date
• Be honest about progress - if less was done than planned, say why
• Focus on outcomes, not just activity
• Highlight wins and learnings
• Use metrics to show progress (# of tests, coverage, performance improvements)
• Flag technical debt clearly
• Make next steps actionable and specific
• Keep review concise but comprehensive
• Update CHANGELOG.md for user-facing changes only
• Archive old completed tasks to keep TASKS.md manageable
• Suggest process improvements if patterns emerge (e.g., always missing tests)
• When planning next session, pull top priorities from the master Dashboard across all 12 projects