Session Wrap-Up
Leave the session archivable: nothing important unrecorded, and nothing hidden still running, staged, or half-finished.
Report
Summarize the outcome, not the transcript: what changed, what is verified and what is only assumed, decisions worth keeping, where the work lives, and the next action for whoever resumes it.
Then inventory what this session created or started that outlives it, derived from the session's own actions rather than a fixed checklist. Common sources: Git and pull request state, scratch files and logs, processes and background jobs, secret material, external or shared writes, and configuration changed only to unblock the task.
Cleanup
Remove an item only with evidence that this session created it, that it holds no unique work, and that it can be reproduced. Name what will be removed before removing it, and verify the result.
Report instead of removing when the item predates the session, holds unfinished work, is shared or remote, is hard to reverse, or has unclear ownership. Uncertainty is a reason to report. For secret material, prefer unstaging and reporting, and leave credential files to the user.
Wrap-up closes work; it does not start new work. Record a newly found problem as a follow-up.
Related skills
vp-gitfor Git and pull-request state found during closeout.vp-long-running-processesfor services that must be stopped or left running intentionally.vp-env-secretsfor staged or temporary secret material.vp-agent-browser-sessionfor managed browser sessions and profiles.vp-retrowhen the user also wants workflow improvement analysis.