Embed session learnings into conventions, skills, and patterns.
npx skills add https://github.com/smanist/a-exp --skill compound-smanist
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: compound Source: https://github.com/smanist/a-exp/tree/main/.agents/skills/compound Command: npx skills add https://github.com/smanist/a-exp --skill compound-smanist
Session learnings are often scattered or forgotten after work ends; this skill preserves them by embedding findings into conventions, skills, and patterns to sustain improvements across projects.
Run the compound phase on the current session to embed findings into conventions, skills, and patterns.
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To preserve session learnings, you can run a compound phase that embeds findings into conventions, skills, and patterns. This process generates a structured report and updates governing documents to sustain long-term improvements across future sessions.
Fast and full compound modes dictate the depth of embedding session learnings into conventions. Fast mode enables quick updates to workflow patterns, while full mode provides in-depth craftsmanship for thorough integration into project SOPs and governing documents.
You should run the compound phase at the end of a session or after accumulating significant findings. This timing ensures that session learnings are captured and embedded into conventions, skills, and patterns before context is lost.
No external dependencies are required to document workflow conventions. The skill operates independently to embed learnings into patterns, generate a structured compound report, and update governing documents for future reuse.
You generate a structured compound report by executing the compound phase on your current session. This action processes accumulated findings and documents changes across conventions, skills, and patterns to improve project governance and reuse.
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