You're looking for the `:global` (a.k.a. `:g`) command.
For your example:
:g/^\[\d/s/$/]
This says, "Tag lines matching the pattern /^\[\d/ (open bracket at the
beginning of the line, followed by a decimal digit), and on each tagged
line, replace the end of the line with a close bracket."
In general, `:global` searches for lines matching a given pattern and
then executes an ex command on each matching line. The command executed
does not have to be related to the global search pattern.
For more details, check out `:help :global`.
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