Wrap – a Claude Code skill that tells you if a session is safe to close

A new Claude Code skill called Wrap, created by developer ravsau, lets users check whether a session is safe to close by running the /wrap command, which reviews the current conversation and returns either a STOP verdict (safe to close with loose threads listed) or a CONTINUE verdict (something still worth finishing). The tool also offers a HANDOFF mode that outputs a paste-ready handoff summary when work should continue in a fresh session. Wrap is available via GitHub under an MIT license.

Ask any Claude Code session one question before you close it: safe to stop, or is something still unfinished? /wrap reviews only the current conversation and answers: STOP — safe to close, with any loose threads listed so you don't lose them CONTINUE — something here is still worth finishing now It does not scan your backlog, other sessions, or invent more work. git clone https://github.com/ravsau/wrap.git cd wrap ./install.sh Then run /wrap in any session. Start a new session if the command does not appear immediately. /plugin marketplace add ravsau/wrap /plugin install wrap@saurav-claude-tools /reload-plugins Then run /wrap:wrap plugins are namespaced; the installer above gives you the bare /wrap . HANDOFF verdict: when work should continue, but in a fresh session — output a paste-ready handoff summary instead of just CONTINUE. MIT