learn

name	learn
description	Store a learning into MinnsDB for cross-session recall
user_invocable	true

/learn — Store a Learning

Explicitly store a learning, decision, pattern, or insight into the MinnsDB knowledge graph for recall in future sessions.

Usage

When the user invokes /learn <content>, run:

minns learn "<content>" --category <detected_category> --tags <relevant_tags>

Behavior

1. Analyze the content to detect the appropriate category:
   • decision — architectural or design decisions
   • pattern — code patterns or conventions
   • bug — bug reports or root causes
   • architecture — system architecture details
   • convention — team conventions or standards
   • learning — general learnings (default)
2. Extract relevant tags from the content and current context (file names, technologies, concepts)
3. Run the minns learn command with detected category and tags
4. Confirm storage to the user

Examples

/learn We chose JWT with RS256 for API authentication because it supports key rotation
/learn The user service must be called before the order service due to foreign key constraints
/learn Always use structured logging with correlation IDs in this codebase