land
End session. Reconciles exploration folders, appends context to CAPCOM, syncs Beads, displays session stats.
What this skill does
# /land - End Session
Capture session context in CAPCOM and reconcile any folder states that were missed during the session.
## Procedure
### Step 0: Reconcile Exploration Folders
Check for folder/state mismatches and fix them:
| If folder in... | But has... | Move to... |
|-----------------|------------|------------|
| `exploration/ideas/` | `plan.md` | `exploration/planned/` |
| `exploration/planned/` | Beads feature exists | `mission/staged/` |
| `mission/staged/` | Beads feature closed | `mission/complete/` |
For each mismatch: show user, confirm, then `mv` the folder.
### Step 1: Gather State
```bash
git branch --show-current
git status --short
git log -1 --oneline
bd stats
bd list -t feature --status in_progress
```
From your session memory, note:
- Tasks completed this session
- Bugs fixed this session
- Active feature and its progress (done/total tasks)
### Step 2: Append to CAPCOM
Get next session number:
```bash
grep -c "^## \[.*\] Session [0-9]" .space-agents/comms/capcom.md 2>/dev/null || echo 0
```
Add 1 to get the next session number.
Append full session context to `.space-agents/comms/capcom.md`:
```markdown
## [YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM] Session {N}
**Branch:** {branch} | **Git:** {clean/uncommitted}
### What Happened
[Narrative of what was worked on. Be specific - file names, function names, what changed and why.]
### Decisions Made
[Architectural decisions, trade-offs chosen, "we decided X because Y". Skip if none.]
### Gotchas
[Things that surprised you, bugs encountered, "watch out for X". Skip if none.]
### In Progress
[If stopped mid-task: what state, next step, files involved. Skip if clean stop.]
### Next Action
[One clear thing to do next session.]
---
```
**Guidelines:**
- Be specific ("added JWT refresh in auth/tokens.ts:45" not "updated auth")
- Include file paths where relevant
- Capture reasoning, not just actions
- Skip empty sections
- CAPCOM is append-only
### Step 3: Land
**Pre-flight:**
```bash
bd doctor --quiet # Warn on failures, don't block
git status # Review pending changes
```
**Stage and commit:**
```bash
git add <specific files> # Stage code changes (not -A)
bd sync # Sync beads
git commit -m "feat: <summary from session>" # Meaningful message
git push
```
Commit message should summarize session work (e.g., "feat: update agent terminology, complete feature 1.2").
### Step 4: Display Summary
Query features and show progress:
```bash
bd list -t feature
bd list --tree
```
Output format:
```
SESSION COMPLETE
────────────────
Tasks completed: {count from session}
Bugs fixed: {count from session}
FEATURES
{for each feature from bd list -t feature}
{status_icon} {feature_title} [{closed_tasks}/{total_tasks}]
{end for}
Context saved to CAPCOM. Run /launch to continue.
Safe travels, Commander.
```
**Status icons:** ✓ closed, ◐ in_progress, ○ open, ● blocked
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