ctx-add-learning

To record a debugging learning, run ctx add learning with a title, context, lesson, and application details to append the entry to LEARNINGS.md. This guides you through three prompts to capture the context, lesson, and application.

When capturing a bug or gotcha, you should document the context of the issue, the lesson learned, and how to apply that lesson in the future. This structured approach ensures future teammates can benefit from your debugging experience.

Yes, you can use it to add a retrospective pattern to a markdown knowledge base by appending structured entries to LEARNINGS.md. This centralizes your learnings for long-term reference and policy improvements.

Recording a learning requires no special project setup beyond having a LEARNINGS.md file available for appending entries. The process uses the ctx add learning command to guide you through the required context, lesson, and application prompts.

The best way to structure workflow learnings is to use a guided format with context, lesson, and application fields. This ensures the recorded entries drive actionable changes and provide clear guidance for future work sessions.