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Generate a summary report for a completed dev session

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Updated 3/1/2026

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Generate a summary report for dev session "{{session_id}}":

  1. Retrieve Session Details

    • If the user provided a name instead of a UUID, use dev_session_list to find matching sessions first
    • Use dev_session_get with the session UUID "{{session_id}}"
    • Show session name, start time, duration, and current status
    • If the session is still active, ask whether to complete it first
  2. Complete Session (if needed)

    • If the session is still in progress, use dev_session_complete to close it
    • Ask the user for a summary of what was accomplished
    • Record any final notes or outcomes
  3. Gather Related Work Items

    • Use todo_list to find tasks linked to this dev session
    • Categorize tasks by status (completed during session, still pending, blocked)
    • Calculate completion metrics (tasks done vs remaining)
  4. Add Project Context

    • Use project_get to retrieve the parent project details
    • Show how the session's work fits into overall project progress
    • Note any milestones reached or approaching
  5. Compile Report

    • Present a structured report with:
      • Session overview (duration, focus area)
      • Accomplishments (completed tasks, key decisions)
      • Remaining work (pending tasks, blockers)
      • Project impact (progress toward goals)
    • Suggest storing the report as a memory for future reference

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AI Quality Score

81/100Analyzed 3/2/2026

Well-structured skill for generating dev session reports with clear conditional logic and organized steps. Covers the full workflow from retrieval to compilation. Missing some error handling details and specific tool syntax, but provides good actionable guidance. Uses project-specific tool references which limits portability but the skill pattern is sound. Includes descriptive tags and follows the skills folder structure.

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Updated3/1/2026
Publishertroykelly

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