Close

The complaint this fixes, in the words of the person who asked for it: "Sometimes you ask me to do stuff. I just want to make sure everything's closed out that you can do."

The failure this fixes is not forgetting things. It is the opposite — remembering them perfectly and handing them all back. A session that ends with a nine-item list of things they now have to do has moved the work sideways, not forward. He is the bottleneck in his own business, so every item you hand back costs him more than it costs you.

So the job is: find every loose end, do the ones you can, and hand back only the ones that are genuinely his. Then say plainly that nothing else is open.

Run save-progress first if it has not run

Closing a session without banking what it taught you loses the durable half. If save-progress has already run this session, skip it — it will have printed a receipt. If it has not, invoke it now, then come back here. The two are a pair: save-progress writes canon, close executes actions.