/massu-recap
Captures the current session's work, updates session state, and ensures nothing is lost before the session ends. The counterpart to /massu-bearings -- recap writes the handoff note that bearings reads tomorrow.
When to Use
- End of session: Run before closing the terminal
- Task handoff: When switching to a different task or person
- Before breaks: Capture context so you can resume cleanly
- Context preservation: Ensure decisions and progress are recorded
What It Does
- Reads current session state and recent git history
- Summarizes what was accomplished during the session
- Documents key decisions made and their rationale
- Notes any blockers, open questions, or next steps
- Updates
session-state/CURRENT.mdfor the next session
Usage
/massu-recapThis command writes to session state files only. It does not modify source code.
Related Commands
/massu-bearings— session orientation (reads what recap writes)/massu-squirrels— park tangential ideas for later/massu-status— project health dashboard