Save a comprehensive session log to the appropriate `session-logs/` directory, then sync the repo.

`/save` and `/sync` share `bash .claude/scripts/sync.sh` as the canonical driver for git operations. The only difference: `/save` writes a session log first, then calls sync. `/sync` calls sync directly (no log).

---

## Phase 1 — Generate the narrative

Claude writes all sections directly. Be concise, factual, technical. No filler phrases. Past tense. No emojis.

| Author | Sections |
|---|---|
| Claude | All sections |

### Narrative sections (Claude writes directly)

**Session Summary** — 3-5 paragraphs: what was accomplished, in what order, why.

**Key Decisions** — bullet list of non-obvious decisions and their rationale.

**Problems Encountered** — bullet list of problems hit and how each was resolved. Omit section if none.

---

## Phase 2 — Write to disk

### Location

| Work scope | Path |
|---|---|
| Single project | `projects/<project>/session-logs/YYYY-MM-DD-session.md` |
| Client | `clients/<slug>/session-logs/YYYY-MM-DD-session.md` |
| Multi-project / general | `session-logs/YYYY-MM-DD-session.md` |

### Filename + append behavior

**Per-session-unique filenames are mandatory** — 3–4 Claude sessions can run against this one
working tree at once, and a shared `YYYY-MM-DD-session.md` lets them overwrite each other's logs.
Never use the bare `YYYY-MM-DD-session.md`.

- Default: `YYYY-MM-DD-<user>-<topic>.md` — `<user>` from the User block (identity.json),
  `<topic>` a short kebab slug of this session's main work (e.g. `2026-06-05-mike-gururmm-platform-day.md`).
  The topic naturally separates concurrent sessions.
- Collision guard: if that exact filename already exists and belongs to a **different** session
  (different work), append a discriminator — `YYYY-MM-DD-<user>-<topic>-2.md` (increment until free).
  Never overwrite another session's file.
- Same-session continuation (re-saving your own ongoing work): **append** a
  `## Update: HH:MM PT — <topic>` section to this session's own file. Do not overwrite.

### Required sections (in order)

1. **User block** — generate it deterministically; do NOT hand-write or infer it. Run:
   ```bash
   bash .claude/scripts/whoami-block.sh
   ```
   Paste its output verbatim as this section. The script reads `.claude/identity.json` (+ `users.json` for role) — the only authoritative attribution sources. Never derive the user from the hostname, the `# userEmail` context hint, or memory. If the script emits a `[WARNING]` about a stale machine/hostname mismatch, stop and fix `identity.json` before saving.
2. **Session Summary** (Ollama)
3. **Key Decisions** (Ollama)
4. **Problems Encountered** (Ollama)
5. **Configuration Changes** — files modified / created / deleted (with paths)
6. **Credentials & Secrets** — UNREDACTED if newly discovered or created. Vault paths if vaulted. Never half-redact a value future-Claude might need.
7. **Infrastructure & Servers** — IPs, hostnames, ports, tenant IDs, container names, DNS, certs
8. **Commands & Outputs** — important one-liners, key outputs, error messages with resolution
9. **Pending / Incomplete Tasks** — what's left, blockers, next steps
10. **Reference Information** — URLs, endpoints, commit SHAs, ticket IDs, routine IDs, file paths

When in doubt, include MORE detail — future sessions search these logs to recover context.

---

## Phase 3 — Wiki Compile (before sync)

Fold what you just worked on into the wiki article so it ships in the **same commit** as the session log. This runs before sync and **re-synthesizes** the article (via a **Sonnet subagent** — `model: "sonnet"`, not Ollama), so new findings/patterns actually land — not just dynamic fields.

1. Derive the slug from the session-log path written in Phase 2:
   - `clients/<slug>/session-logs/...` → client `<slug>`
   - `projects/<project>/session-logs/...` → project article slug (e.g. `guru-rmm`, `guru-connect`)
   - Root `session-logs/...` → **skip this phase entirely** (no single article is implied)

2. Run the `/wiki-compile` generation for that target, writing the article + updating `wiki/index.md`, but **stop before its commit/push step** — `sync.sh` (Phase 4) commits everything together in one commit:
   - **Article exists** → **full recompile** (`/wiki-compile <type>:<slug> --full`): the Sonnet subagent re-synthesizes, **preserving Patterns and History verbatim** (unless the new session log shows an item resolved) and refreshing everything else, absorbing this session's work. Clients also refresh live Syncro fields (hours, tickets).
   - **No article yet** → **seed** (full synthesis) to create it.
   - The main agent reviews the subagent's draft before writing — verify IPs/paths; never invent vault paths (use `(verify)`); keep billing fields Syncro-authoritative.

3. **Softfail (critical) — a wiki failure must NEVER block the save:**
   - If the synthesis subagent fails or is unavailable, fall back to a surgical **refresh** (bump `last_compiled` + `sources`; refresh client Syncro fields) so the article still records the session, and emit `[WARN] wiki refreshed, not recompiled; run /wiki-compile --full later`.
   - Any other failure: log it and continue to sync.

The article + `wiki/index.md` are committed alongside the session log by `sync.sh` (Phase 4).

---

## Phase 4 — Sync

```bash
bash .claude/scripts/sync.sh
```

`sync.sh` is **serialized by a per-machine lock** (`.git/claudetools-sync.lock`) so concurrent sessions or the scheduled-task sync cannot interleave commits/rebases; if another sync is mid-flight it waits up to ~120s, then **exits 75 (deferred)** rather than racing — the next sync catches up. On a 75, do NOT print a success summary; report "**sync deferred — another sync is running; your session log is written locally and will sync on the next run**". Otherwise it: reconciles this machine's `git config user.name/email` to `.claude/identity.json` (so commit authorship can't drift), stages all changes with `git add -A` (after purging garbled Windows path-as-filename cruft), auto-commits, fetch + rebase, push, then the same flow for the vault repo, then surfaces cross-user `## Note for <user>` blocks.

> Note: `git add -A` is still the catch-all sweep, so a save run will also pick up any *other* dirty files in the shared tree. The lock prevents two syncs from racing, and per-session-unique log filenames prevent log overwrites — but the bare-`add -A` capture means full per-session commit isolation is a later step (see the isolation plan: drop blind `add -A` in favour of explicit per-session staging). For now, avoid running `/save` from two sessions at the exact same moment.

After sync, emit a **Post-commit Summary**:

```
## Post-commit Summary
Commit:  <sha>  <subject>
Author:  <name> <<email>>
Push:    <old>..<new>  main -> main  (origin)
File:    <session log path>  (+N lines, appended/created)

Wiki updates (if any): <count> articles updated (clients/projects/systems/patterns)
```

---


## Cross-user note handling (CRITICAL)

If `sync.sh` surfaces a `## Note for <user>` or `## Message for <user>` block from an incoming session log, display it **prominently at the top of the response, before the sync summary**:

```
============================================================
MESSAGE FROM <author> (<date>)
============================================================
<full note content>
============================================================
```

Explicitly address each action item or question before moving on.
