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hyper-recaplisted

Use at cycle completion to write a human-readable recap of what was built and why — "recap this cycle", "summarize what we built", "cycle recap", "write up what changed this cycle". Also when the user invokes /hyperclaude:hyper-recap. Claude-only — no Codex, no agent dispatch — runs after a plan is implemented and reviewed, and writes a recap to .hyperclaude/recaps/. Recaps ONE completed detailed plan / milestone archived under .hyperclaude/plans/done/. Distinct from /hyperclaude:hyper-memory (durable knowledge extraction, not a one-cycle narrative).
zeikar/hyperclaude · ★ 3 · AI & Automation · score 74
Install: claude install-skill zeikar/hyperclaude
# hyper-recap Cycle-completion recap. An AI-run cycle leaves the codebase changed but the human out of the loop: the request, the judgments taken, the alternatives rejected, and the critic rounds are all in the AI's head or scattered across gitignored artifacts. That is cognitive debt — without a write-up a human can't reconstruct *why* and *how* the AI built what it built. This skill collapses one completed cycle into a single human-readable recap under `.hyperclaude/recaps/`. **Claude-only — no Codex, no agent dispatch.** It joins the non-Codex-spawning set alongside `hyper-interview`, `hyper-memory`, and `hyper-setup`. It never calls the bridge and never dispatches an agent — it only reads `.hyperclaude/` artifacts + in-session context and writes one markdown file. The recap unit is **ONE completed detailed plan / milestone** (a plan archived under `.hyperclaude/plans/done/`). Epic-level rollup across milestones is a v1 non-goal. This is **NOT a PR draft** — it explains the cycle to a human, it does not propose or format changes for merge. ## When to use - User typed `/hyperclaude:hyper-recap [path|slug]`. - A cycle just completed — the plan ran to completion (`implement` / `code-review` done) and was archived under `.hyperclaude/plans/done/` — and the why/how should be captured. - hyper-auto invokes this skill automatically as its terminal step on a clean composed exit (the sole auto-run path; standalone it stays on-demand). ## When to skip - **Mid-cycle.** v1 reca