Capture, search, prune, and export project learnings from gstack sessions.
npx skills add https://github.com/vnmoorthy/Skylog --skill learn-vnmoorthy
Please help me install this Agent Skill. Skill: learn Source: https://github.com/vnmoorthy/Skylog/tree/main/.claude/skills/gstack/learn Command: npx skills add https://github.com/vnmoorthy/Skylog --skill learn-vnmoorthy
Capture, organize, and reuse learnings from gstack sessions to avoid repeating mistakes and wasted effort. It helps teams remember decisions, patterns, and pitfalls and makes them accessible across projects.
Run /learn to show recent learnings, or /learn search <query> to find relevant entries.
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To capture and search project learnings, use commands like /learn to show recent entries or /learn search <query> to find relevant insights by keyword across gstack sessions.
The best way to prune stale knowledge management entries is using the /learn prune command, which removes outdated or conflicting learnings to keep your team wiki lean and relevant.
Yes, you can export team learnings to Markdown or JSONL format using the /learn export command, enabling straightforward reporting and project handoffs.
The /learn command shows recent insights by displaying the latest 20 captured learnings grouped by type, providing a quick overview of recent team knowledge.
Yes, organizing gstack learnings operates within Skylog's team wiki context, which serves as the environment for capturing, searching, and exporting project knowledge.
You should prune conflicting entries in a knowledge management wiki to avoid repeating mistakes and wasted effort, ensuring teams rely on accurate, current decisions and patterns.
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