Agent Skills: end-session
Skill de invocacion manual exclusiva, ejecutada por el usuario via /end-session; el modelo nunca debe autoinvocarla. Cierra formalmente una sesion de trabajo: commitea los cambios de logica de negocio y genera un documento de contexto autocontenido para reconstruccion futura de la sesion.
ID: DieGopherLT/claude-kit/end-session
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