Capture Receipt

The goal is to preserve a sourced insight while it is fresh, decide whether it is safe to share, and return attention to the work in progress. A receipt is evidence for future writing—not a draft and never proof that something was published.

1. Preserve the active task

Record the active task, its next action, and the file, link, or command needed to resume. Use none when no task is active.

Completion: the skill can name where attention returns.

2. Build one sourced receipt

Use the nearest trustworthy evidence: current session, today's note, project artifact, screenshot, commit, code snippet, decision, or user-provided text.

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