git:20260403.b3b7490 to git:20260404.ddab4fb

2 added, 2 removed. Audit B to B.

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description: "Summarize all changes Claude Code made during this conversation."

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Respond in the user's preferred language (detect from their recent messages, or fall back to the language setting in CLAUDE.md).

Summarize all changes Claude Code made during this conversation.

## Behavior

Review the current conversation context and identify all **file changes actually executed** by Claude in this conversation (file modifications made via Edit/Write/Bash tools), then summarize them grouped by logic.

**The data source is the conversation context, not git diff.** The user may have gone through multiple rounds of changes in a single conversation — some already committed, some not. Summarize all of them.

- After producing the summary, if `./scripts/qq-run-record.py` exists, persist a `changes` run record so controller state can advance:

+ After producing the summary, if `qq-run-record.py` is available, persist a `changes` run record so controller state can advance:

```bash

- "${QQ_PY:-python3}" ./scripts/qq-run-record.py record \

+ qq-run-record.py record \

--project . \

--stage changes \

--command qq:changes \

--status checked \

--summary "Conversation change summary captured" \

--capture-local-changes

```

Only do this after the summary is complete.

## Output format

```

## Summary of changes in this conversation

### <Group 1 title>

- What was done

- Key files: ...

### <Group 2 title>

- ...

### Status

- Committed: <list of commit hashes, if any>

- Uncommitted: <list of files, if any>

- Compilation: passed / not verified

- Tests: N/N passed / not run

```

## Notes

- List the main file paths for each group (omit the `Assets/Scripts/` prefix to save space)

- If there are architectural changes (file moves, namespace changes, asmdef changes), call them out separately

- `.meta` files do not need to be mentioned

- If there were multiple rounds of changes in the conversation (e.g., did A first, then changed B), group them in chronological order

- If any changes were rolled back or overwritten, show only the final state, but note "tried X then changed to Y"