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end-day

The end-day slash command conducts an evening review session by prompting users to reflect on their day's progress, specifically whether their most important task (MIT) was completed. It reads personal context files, asks clarifying follow-up questions about wins and blockers, logs results and observations to NOW.md, and acknowledges momentum or patterns before offering a simple closing statement.

View source Repository: symbiotic-ai

Install in Claude Code

Copy

mkdir -p ~/.claude/commands && curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/lout33/symbiotic-ai/HEAD/commands/end-day.md -o ~/.claude/commands/end-day.md

Then start a new Claude Code session; the slash command loads automatically.

Definition

end-day.md

Read AGENTS.md, SOUL.md, USER.md, NOW.md silently.

## Context

Current time: !`date '+%A %B %d, %Y %H:%M'`

Check NOW.md for:
- Today's MIT
- Tasks marked done today
- Any wins or blockers noted

## Ask

"How'd it go?"

Let them talk.

## If Scheduled (no response yet)

When triggered by cron:
- "End of day. Did you get [MIT] done?"
- Keep it simple, one question
- User responds when ready

## Follow Up (one question max)

- "Did you get your one thing done?"
- "What got in the way?"
- "Anything carrying to tomorrow?"

Or nothing. Sometimes silence is fine.

## Update NOW.md

`# LOG`:
```
### Feb 11
- **MIT result:** Done / Not done - [brief why]
- [key wins, blockers, observations]
```

`# QUEUE`:
- Mark completed tasks [x]
- Move unfinished to tomorrow

## Observe

- Hit MIT multiple days: "That's [N] days in a row. Momentum."
- Missed MIT: "What got in the way?" - no guilt, just curious
- Pattern emerging: Note it in LOG

## Close

One line:
- "Rest."
- "Tomorrow: [next thing if known]"
- "Good day. Sleep."