log-session

To log learning progress during an active Claude Code session, record new concepts, corrections, and reflections as atomic entries. The skill appends these updates to your current session file without interrupting your study flow.

Tracking concepts and corrections while studying is done by capturing learned ideas, definitions, and misconceptions as atomic entries. This allows you to record mid-session updates for later review and improvement.

You can structure learning session journal entries by logging details like the concept, an example, and your confidence level. The skill optionally uses a references file to help structure these entries consistently.

Yes, managing a learning session log requires access to the session index file at .claude/learning-sessions/index.json. The skill reads and writes updates to the session file based on this index.

You can save study progress without interrupting your learning flow by appending mid-session updates. The skill records your progress on the fly, making it suitable for daily journals and active topic explorations.

You should use a session journal for concept tracking during mid-session journaling, study reviews, and topic explorations. It is designed to capture ongoing learning progress so you can review and improve over time.