learned
Use only when the user invokes /learned or explicitly asks to record a durable finding, reusable lesson, or project learning in memory.
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- 2026-07-19
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01 前言 Front Matter
- name
- learned
- description
- Use only when the user invokes /learned or explicitly asks to record a durable finding, reusable lesson, or project learning in memory.
03 SKILL.md 正文
Learned
Follow the project AGENTS.md memory directives. This skill is a project-local shortcut; it does not override project instructions.
Steps
- Add the finding to
memory/learnings.mdunder the most appropriate section. - Add supporting context or evidence paths, not bulky raw output.
- If the stable
<node>name is not known, ask the user before creating or writing a new node-specific note. - Add a short entry to today's project note, preferring
memory/notes/YYYY-MM-DD-<node>.mdfor new notes. - If the learning changes the current framing, blocker, or next action, update
memory/index.md.
04 同仓库更多 Skills
status
Use only when the user invokes /status or explicitly asks to update the project memory context card, blocker, latest result, or next action. Do not use for ordinary git status unless the user asks to log project status in memory.
scratch
Use only when the user invokes /scratch or explicitly asks to capture uncertain, in-flight, project-local working notes that are not ready for durable memory.
run
Use only when the user invokes /run or explicitly asks to record or update an experiment, evaluation, benchmark, or long-running job in project memory. Do not use for executing shell commands, running tests, or starting ordinary programs unless the user asks to log that run in memory.
remember
Use only when the user invokes /remember or asks to record project activity, a run, decision, learning, status change, blocker, next action, or compact daily memory. Do not use for unrelated reminders or task scheduling.
organise-scratch
Use only when the user invokes /organise-scratch or asks to route project-local scratch notes into durable project memory files.
log
Use only when the user invokes /log or explicitly asks to record session work or a meaningful project change in project memory. Do not use merely to inspect application logs.