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Standalone /capitalize /close /prune-memory /reconcile no longer lean on the .claude/** hook exemption when run on main/develop: the aiguillage branches them to chore/* off develop before writing. New chore type (base develop, finish->develop) added to the lib; hook unchanged (chore/* non-protected). Closes the leak where standalone memory work (memory IS the work, no code branch to follow) landed direct on a protected base. 64/64 gitflow-test green, shellcheck clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RNaYKPEkjH1jbgoX1TwKMX
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| name | description | argument-hint | allowed-tools | |||||||
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| close | End-of-session ritual — flush what was decided, learned, and blocked into `.claude/memory/`, reconcile `.claude/tasks/TODO.md`, and log a journal line. Alias for `/capitalize --ritual`: same dedup + TODO-reconcile + approval-gate pipeline, plus the explicit 3-question reflection. NOT registry curation (that is /prune-memory). Triggers: "close", "end session", "ferme la session", "session close", "checkpoint memory", "what did we learn", "retro rapide", "fin de journée". | (none — runs capitalize in ritual mode on the current conversation) |
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/close — Session-close ritual (alias)
/close is an alias for /capitalize --ritual. All logic lives in the
capitalize skill — nothing is duplicated here.
Invoke the capitalize skill now and run it in ritual mode: the full
pipeline (STEP 0 precheck → STEP 1 auto-scan → STEP 2 dedup → STEP 2B TODO
reconcile → STEP 3 approval gate → STEP 4 write → STEP 5 journal → STEP 6
handoff), PLUS STEP 1B's explicit 3-question reflection (what did you decide /
learn / block).
Ritual answers are deduped like any other candidate — a dup is dropped and its
existing ID shown, not re-logged. This is the upgrade over the legacy /close,
which wrote ritual answers fresh with no dedup.
The gitflow aiguillage (branch to chore/* on a protected base before writing)
runs inside capitalize — not duplicated here.
→ Use the Skill tool to launch capitalize with argument --ritual.