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@phieb/bye-skill

v2.1.1

Published

2 months ago

Session wrap-up skill for Claude Code and OpenCode — /bye to commit, update memory, check TODOs, and say goodbye.

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bye-skill

A /bye session wrap-up skill for Claude Code and OpenCode. When you're done coding, type /bye and Claude will tidy up before signing off.

What it does

Running /bye walks Claude through six steps:

Memory update — reviews the conversation and writes new facts, feedback, project state, and references to the project memory directory
Docs — checks if anything learned this session should be added to CLAUDE.md (or equivalent), and updates README.md if features changed
Open TODOs — scans the conversation for deferred tasks, blocked items, or things mentioned but not done
Git — checks for uncommitted changes and offers to commit; if commits are ahead of remote, offers to push or open a PR (auto-detects GitHub/GitLab/Bitbucket from the remote URL)
npm publish — compares local vs published version and offers to publish if needed
Session summary — two to four sentences on what was accomplished and what's next

Install

npx @phieb/bye-skill

This copies SKILL.md to:

| Tool | Location | |------|----------| | Claude Code | ~/.claude/skills/bye/SKILL.md | | OpenCode | ~/.config/opencode/skills/bye/SKILL.md |

Then use /bye at the end of any session.

Requirements

Claude Code or OpenCode with skills support
Node.js (for the installer)