prep

Session Wrap-Up

Purpose: Button up everything at the end of a session — or before a /compact. Memories, plans, git — all tidy.

Execution

1. Read .trinity/passport.json first — re-absorb your identity before writing anything
2. Do ALL of the following, then confirm what was updated

1. Memories

• .trinity/local.json — Add/update session entry with summary of work done. Add new key_learnings for anything learned this session.
• .trinity/observations.json — Add collaboration insights if anything notable happened. Skip if nothing new.
• .trinity/passport.json — Only update if role/purpose/principles genuinely changed this session.

Entry shape — one rule for all four types: key_learnings, sessions, todos (local.json) and observations (observations.json) are all lists, newest at top (index 0). Every entry carries a number (monotonic int per type — highest = newest, never reused; new = current max + 1) and a date (ISO), plus its text field + extras: key_learnings {number, date, key, value} · sessions {number, date, summary, status, tags} · todos {number, date, task, priority, status} · observations {number, date, note, tags}. Stamp number + date and prepend; don't hand-trim sessions/key_learnings/observations — rollover archives the oldest by number automatically. Todos are the exception — rollover never touches them, so you prune done ones by hand (see Reconcile).

Reconcile todos — verify against reality, don't trust the label. Stored status drifts (a todo finished a past session often never got closed). Audit every open todo against the actual system: file/dir still there? code path in or out? README says what it claims? audit passes? Close what's verifiably done → note it in the session entry, then DELETE the todo from the array (rollover never trims todos — they're operational — so done items left as status: done pile up and go stale across chats), re-scope partials, leave deferred/pending-decision ones open. Fail honestly — remove only on evidence, never to tidy the list. Use ls/find/git ls-files/grep/drone @seedgo audit, not assumptions.