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Use when you are ending a Claude Code work session and the next session must resume from a verified packet instead of from conversational memory.
MrBinnacle/skills · ★ 0 · AI & Automation · score 65
Install: claude install-skill MrBinnacle/skills
# I'm Down You are signing off. This skill is the producer side of the session-boundary contract. Its receiver is `im-up`. ## Stable contract The next session must take the correct first action without trust in conversational memory. The receiver contract in `PACKET-FORMAT.md` defines the producer output. ## Preflight 1. Read `.claude/session-boundary.json`. 2. Stop if the config or packet directory is absent. 3. Treat `$ARGUMENTS` as the next-session purpose. 4. Stop if `$ARGUMENTS` is empty. 5. Confirm the exact objective and next action from current repository state. ## The close and the packet are one action A **close ritual** writes durable session state and commits it before the packet is produced. One public entrypoint owns the full sequence: write the state file, commit it (moving `HEAD`), then produce the packet that records the post-commit `HEAD`. Callers cannot reorder those stages. ```json "close_commit": { "contains": "RITUAL:" }, "state_file": ".claude/session-state.json" ``` **Stable contract:** the `close_commit.contains` key, the `state_file` key, and that produce mode refuses a packet whose `HEAD` commit message does not contain the close marker. **Illustrative:** `RITUAL:` itself — that is one project's marker, and yours is whatever string the close writes into its commit message. `contains` is a literal substring test, not a regex. `"^RITUAL:"` matches nothing and would refuse every packet. A project that declares no `close_commit` is unaffecte