memory-reflection

Capture learnings by reflecting on your debugging session to document context gaps, interaction patterns, and non-obvious dependencies you uncovered. This Skill guides you to write structured reflections identifying what's worth remembering versus what's easily re-discoverable, saving time on future similar tasks.

Document architectural patterns, cross-module dependencies, and context gaps encountered during your work. This Skill generates structured reflections written to .claude/context_reflections.md with sections for Context Gaps, Memory Recommendations, and an Efficiency Estimate showing time saved by avoiding future re-research.

This Skill distinguishes core architectural patterns and non-obvious interaction patterns—worth committing to memory—from easily re-discoverable information. It prioritizes recommendations based on how frequently you'll encounter the same pattern and how much time re-discovery would cost.

Yes. This Skill supports post-task reflections across debugging, research, and development scenarios. It systematically captures learnings and context gaps common to all three, helping you avoid repeated work regardless of task type.

By systematically documenting patterns and gaps after each task, you build a reference of lessons learned without re-reading files or searching repeatedly. This frees mental energy for new challenges instead of re-discovering known information.

This Skill writes structured reflections to .claude/context_reflections.md containing Context Gaps, Memory Recommendations prioritized by reusability, and an Efficiency Estimate. This becomes a persistent record you reference to accelerate similar future work.