wrap-up

Writes a structured After Action Report on the dispatch ticket to close a working session.

1|Updated Jun 30, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Lia-Creative/lia-plugins --skill wrap-up-lia-creative
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: wrap-up
Source: https://github.com/Lia-Creative/lia-plugins/tree/main/lia-tools/skills/wrap-up
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Lia-Creative/lia-plugins --skill wrap-up-lia-creative

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve? Sessions end without a consistent record: close-outs come in five different shapes, handovers go stale within hours, and the next session starts from memory instead of facts. This Skill closes every session with one After Action Report (AAR) posted on the dispatch ticket, so pickup always reads exactly one current record. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Standardized AAR template: Captures intended vs. actual work, the gap and its systemic cause, what to sustain, improvements with owners, watch-outs, and a trail of links — signed by seat and dispatch id, never a model name. - Vault supersede sweep: When the vault is mounted, saves the report as aar-YYYY-MM-DD-[thread].md and flips the thread's previous ACTIVE report to superseded, keeping one live record per thread. - Pickup protocol: Before resuming work, reads the latest AAR first, verifies ticket ids, statuses, paths and SHAs, and repairs drift when two ACTIVE reports exist. - Use Case: At the end of a coding session dispatched at LIAB-1162, run /wrap-up to post a structured AAR comment on the ticket, save the vault copy, and give the next session a verified starting point. ## Quick Start Say "wrap up" or run /wrap-up at the end of your session to generate and post the After Action Report on the dispatch ticket.

Frequently Asked Questions about wrap-up

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I write an after action report for a work session?▼

Run /wrap-up or say "wrap up" at the end of the session. The Skill writes the AAR from its template — intended, actual, the gap and why, sustain, improve actions with owners, watch-outs, and trail — and posts it as a comment on the dispatch ticket.

What is the difference between an after action report and a retrospective?▼

An AAR is per event, written soon after a single session, and records what worked as carefully as what failed. Retrospectives run on a cadence and review habits across many sessions; post-mortems review failures. This Skill replaced its old retro-log with the per-session AAR.

How do I pick up work where a previous session left off?▼

Read the latest AAR comment on the ticket first — the newest comment is the live instruction. With the vault mounted, read the ACTIVE aar-*.md in the scope's handover folder, then verify ticket ids, statuses, paths, and SHAs before acting.

Does the wrap-up skill work without the vault mounted?▼

Yes. The AAR is always posted as a comment on the dispatch ticket, which is the primary record. The vault copy with the supersede sweep only happens when the vault is mounted; without it, Linear remains the single source.

Why should the AAR be signed by seat instead of model name?▼

The seat (e.g., engineering-lead) is what the next reader routes on, not the model that happened to fill it. The closing line records the seat, the dispatch id or "interactive, founder driving", and the date.

When should I not put content in an AAR?▼

Decisions go to the Decisions register, never the AAR — the report only links to the entry. Durable knowledge goes to a wiki page linked from the Trail, and no credentials, personal Tier-3+ material, or client content may appear in an AAR.