Capture decisions, hypotheses, and lean-canvas updates during knowledge-work sessions.
npx skills add https://github.com/slavochek2/claritypledge --skill kdd
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: kdd Source: https://github.com/slavochek2/claritypledge/tree/main/.claude/commands/slava/maintain/kdd Command: npx skills add https://github.com/slavochek2/claritypledge --skill kdd
Knowledge work often produces decisions, rationales, and learning that vanish between meetings. This Skill provides a structured way to capture and preserve why decisions were made, what hypotheses guided thinking, and what still needs validation.
Run /kdd after finishing knowledge-work sessions to summarize decisions and commit updates to the project docs.
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Capturing the rationale behind product decisions during knowledge-work sessions is automated by logging trade-offs and meta-reflections directly into project docs. This preserves context and ensures structured updates to decisions and lean-canvas documents.
Documenting hypotheses and open questions linked to a lean canvas requires structured metadata capture to reduce drift. Linking these artifacts ensures teams align on what still needs validation across sessions.
Preserving knowledge-management context across teams between planning meetings is achieved through guided post-session reviews. This workflow guardrail summarizes decisions and commits updates to project documents, preventing learning loss.
Using workflow guardrails to automate post-session reflections and document updates is the core mechanism. Running a guided review after knowledge-work sessions aligns teams on next steps and commits structured updates to decisions.
This knowledge-management workflow requires no specific dependencies or components to function. It operates independently to capture metadata and structured updates, making it easy to integrate into existing product-management environments.
Structured updates to decisions and lean-canvas documents are needed after finishing knowledge-work sessions, such as planning meetings and design reviews. This prevents the rationale and learning from vanishing between meetings.
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