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File the finished part of the run state into a dated archive — shipped items, the rotated journal, handled snags. The live files stay lean; the facts stay on disk.

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Archive the finished paperwork. Work in `$CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR`. This files records — it never does shift work, never ticks a box, never touches the contract. ## Where it goes Everything lands in `.nightshift/archive/<YYYY-MM-DD>/` — today's date, one folder per archive run (create parents; re-running on the same day appends to that day's files). ## What moves, what stays - **Punch list → `shipped.md`.** Move every ticked `- [x]` line under `## Items` into the archive's `shipped.md` under a `## Shipped <date>` heading — that file reads as the plain record of what actually landed. Open `- [ ]` items and everything above `## Items` (the contract, the gates) stay exactly where they are. - **Shift log → the archive, whole.** Move `shift-log.md` into the folder and start a fresh one with the same one-line header. The journal is mechanical; its lines belong to the dates they happened. - **Snag log — only what's handled.** Move entries that carry a disposition (fixed, ignored, answered) into the archive's `snag-log.md`. Entries still awaiting the owner stay live: an open question is not history yet. - **Parking lot — only what's answered.** Same rule: answered entries move, unanswered stay. - **Work orders — only what's spent.** Orders already cut into a punch list or marked done move; pending orders stay. ## Timing Best between shifts. During an active shift with open boxes, say so and ask before moving anything — the ticked lines are the night's scoreboard, and...

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Author
orwa-mahmoud
Repository
orwa-mahmoud/claude-nightshift
Created
1 months ago
Last Updated
yesterday
Language
Shell
License
MIT

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