sf-save-file

name	sf - Save File
description	Save the output from the most recent skill invocation to the appropriate library folder. Only saves when explicitly requested.
output	{"format":"prose"}

Save File

Save the output from the most recent skill invocation to a file.

What to Save

For analytical skills (/ar, /aw, /araw, /uaua, /u, /p): save only the Claim/Finding Registry and Synthesis. Skip Phase 1 (Exploration). The registry captures every numbered item; the synthesis derives conclusions from them. Phase 1's derivation trees are redundant with the registry.

For all other skills: save the complete output.

Process

1. Identify what to save: Look back at the conversation for the most recent skill output. For analytical skills, extract only the registry and synthesis sections.

2. Determine the file path: Based on the skill that produced the output:

   Skill Type	Save Path
   All skills	docs/sessions/{skill}_{date}_{topic-slug}.md

   • {date} = YYYY-MM-DD
   • {topic-slug} = short kebab-case summary of the topic (e.g., "universal-design-principles", "skill-improvement")

3. Format the file: Add a header with metadata, then the saved content:

   # {Skill Name} — {Topic}
   
   **Date**: {date}
   **Depth**: {depth if applicable}
   **Input**: {what the user asked}
   
   ---
   
   {registry + synthesis for analytical skills, or full output for others}
   

4. Create directories if they don't exist.

5. Confirm: Tell the user the file path.

Arguments

If the user provides arguments after /sf, use them:

• A path → save to that specific path
• A topic name → use as the topic slug
• Nothing → auto-detect from the skill output

Important

• This skill exists so that OTHER skills don't need to auto-save. Skills should focus on their job, not file management.
• Only save when the user explicitly invokes /sf.
• Never overwrite an existing file — append a number if the filename already exists.