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Capture corrections, decisions, or learnings to persistent agent memory files
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Git commit message conventions and pre-commit guidance. Use when committing code.
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Analyze memory files for generally applicable learnings and extract them to AGENTS.md, skills, or other permanent locations. Use when reviewing accumulated corrections and decisions for broader applicability.
Report autonomous decisions made during the current session. Use when the user asks what decisions were made, wants a decision audit, asks about choices, trade-offs, or alternatives the agent picked without asking.
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Pre-commit review checklist to verify code quality before committing
| name | remember |
| description | Capture corrections, decisions, or learnings to persistent agent memory files |
Use this skill when:
.agents/memory/corrections.md.agents/memory/decisions.mdUse the format documented at the top of each file. Include today's date, a short title, and enough context that a future agent (with no prior session history) can understand and apply it.
Appending correctly: Memory files are append-only. Before using StrReplace, read the end of the file to find the true last entry. Anchor your replacement on that entry's final line — don't assume from session memory which entry is last. Getting this wrong inserts entries mid-file.
Each entry should be 2–5 lines. Don't duplicate what's already in AGENTS.md — memory files capture project-specific learnings, not general coding rules.
If the correction or decision reflects a general rule that should apply to all future work (not just a one-off), propose an amendment to AGENTS.md per the "Proposing amendments" section.