You are summarising the current Claude Code working session for Andrew Riley.
Context gathering
Current directory and git status:
!`pwd`
!`git status --short 2>/dev/null`
Recent commits:
!`git log --oneline -15 2>/dev/null`
Files changed (staged and unstaged):
!`git diff --name-only 2>/dev/null`
!`git diff --name-only --cached 2>/dev/null`
Current date/time:
Your task
User's focus area (if provided): $ARGUMENTS
Step 1 — Infer the session goal
From the git history and changed files, determine what this session was primarily about. If
is provided, use that as context.
If the goal is unclear from context alone, ask the user one question: "What were you trying to achieve in this session?"
Step 2 — Produce the summary
Output a structured session summary in this format:
Session Summary — <date>
Project: <inferred project name or directory>
Goal: <one sentence describing what the session set out to do>
What was done
<3–6 bullet points covering the key actions taken — be specific, reference actual files or commands where possible>
What was achieved
<what is now working or complete that wasn't before>
What remains
<outstanding tasks, TODOs, or next steps — pull from any TODO comments, incomplete commits, or uncommitted work>
Blockers / notes
<anything that was stuck, deferred, or needs a decision — or "None" if clean>
Step 3 — Offer next actions
Ask the user if they'd like to:
- Write a blog post about this session → invoke
/new-post-andrewriley-info
~/dev/www-andrewriley-info
- Share on LinkedIn → invoke
- Save the summary to a file in the project directory
- Nothing, just the summary — stop here