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Conduct a two-question session-end reflection to catch blind spots and under-investigated areas before concluding. The agent surfaces its lowest-confidence work items and identifies what the user might be missing, then offers to investigate. Based on a Reddit-post technique combining an LLM-suggested confidence audit with Sam Altman's blind-spot question. Do NOT trigger for brief single-answer queries, CI contexts, or in the middle of active work — only when a session appears to be concluding. Triggers: 'wrap up', 'we're done', 'conclude', 'session end', 'final review', 'before we go', 'sign off', 'that's all', 'anything else', 'finished', 'reflection', 'confidence check', 'blind spot', 'what are you missing', 'rate your confidence', 'review the session'.
pantheon-org/skill-quality-auditor · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 68
Install: claude install-skill pantheon-org/skill-quality-auditor
# Session-End Reflection Catch blind spots and under-investigated areas before concluding a session by asking two questions: 1. **Confidence audit:** What am I least confident about right now? 2. **Blind-spot check (Sam Altman):** What's the biggest thing I'm missing about this situation? What don't I realize? ~1 in 4 sessions, one of the answers reveals a critical gap that would silently invalidate work. This skill catches those gaps at the cheapest possible moment. ## Prerequisites - A session that appears to be concluding (user signals completion, asks for summary, or starts wrap-up language) - The `RULES.md` rule "Always conduct session-end reflection" should already be active (it references this skill) — the rule lives in the agents directory under the repo root - For persisting uncovered findings: the `context-file` skill, and optionally the `adr-capture` skill if a binding decision emerges - For genuine gaps that aren't being fixed in this session: the `context-file` skill's `KNOWN_ISSUE` type (`.context/known-issues/`) — this is the primary, intended source of known-issue entries; see step 6 ## Quick Start ```bash # No commands needed — this is a behavioural skill. # The rule in RULES.md triggers the reflection automatically. # Read this skill for detailed guidance on execution. ``` ## Workflow ### 1. Detect session-end signals Look for cues like: - User says "we're done", "thanks", "that's all", "wrap it up", "sign off" - User asks for a summary or next ste