What is wrap?

wrap is a small skill for Claude Code that checks whether you can safely close your current session. When you run the /wrap command, it reviews the conversation you are in right now and gives you one of two answers: STOP or CONTINUE. STOP means you are clear to close the window, and it lists any loose threads so you do not forget them. CONTINUE means there is still something in that session worth finishing before you walk away. The skill deliberately keeps its scope narrow. It does not scan your backlog, look at other sessions, or invent new work for you to do. It only looks at the current conversation and tells you if that specific session has unresolved items. This makes it a simple checkpoint tool: before you close a tab or end a session, you ask it whether anything is hanging, and you get a direct answer plus a short list if anything is still open. Installation is straightforward. You clone the repository, move into the folder, and run the install script. After that, you type /wrap inside any Claude Code session. If the command does not show up right away, starting a new session fixes it. There is also a plugin marketplace route, where you add the marketplace, install the plugin, and reload your plugins. That path gives you /wrap:wrap because plugins are namespaced, while the direct installer gives you the bare /wrap. The README is short and to the point. It covers what the skill does, how to install it, and one planned improvement for a future version. The planned feature is a HANDOFF verdict: when work should continue but in a fresh session, the skill would produce a paste-ready summary you could carry into the next one. That idea is listed but not yet built. Beyond that, there is no further documentation, configuration options, or usage examples. The license is MIT.