close-work
SolidUse when completed, abandoned, or superseded delivery work needs closeout, durable-context verification, initiative reconciliation, pause handling, or a safe immediate-disposition preview.
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- Author
- eugenelim
- Repository
- eugenelim/agent-ready-repo
- Created
- 4 months ago
- Last Updated
- today
- Language
- Python
- License
- Apache-2.0
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close-work
Close a work item in this repository's .remit/ work location and archive it whole, when the practitioner directs it. Use only when they say the work is over — "close it", "close <item>", "that's finished, archive it", "we're not doing this, drop it", "abandon it" — and use it then, including for work that shipped nothing. Never invoke this to propose, suggest, or check whether something could be closed.
task-closeout
Use when preparing pre-certification closeout once covered tasks are accepted, running the final closeout gate once the resulting candidate is integrated or frozen and certified, finishing a human-identified work unit in a flat project, or cleaning up an accepted worktree after integration. Defines conditional source-plan synchronization, what final closeout inspects, the durable status marker it posts, the work-unit certification gate, and the human approval gate for grouped projects. Final closeout is a verify-and-mark gate; it does not write a separate summary file.
closeout
Primary pipeline tail step after /pre-merge, when a reviewed PR is ready to land and you want the workspace back to a clean base. Use to merge, switch off the worktree before removing it, prune the merged branch, pull base, and verify a clean end state. Triggers on 'close out', 'merge and clean up', 'get back to a clean main/base', 'tear down the worktree'. Not for capturing lessons (that's /compound) or closing PRD/slice issues and research-artifact hygiene (that's the cleanup prose in SYSTEM-OVERVIEW Step 9).