What problem does it solve? Feedback memories accumulate across per-project memory stores on a machine, mixing generalizable lessons with redundant restatements and purely local facts. This Skill routes each memory to its proper destination so propagating lessons reach the shared knowledge base instead of staying siloed. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Machine-wide enumeration: A bundled Node helper lists every feedback memory across all memory stores under ~/.claude/projects/, with optional scoping to a single store via --memory-store. - Three-way routing: Each memory is classified as Capture (generalizable lesson recorded as a capture-feedback event in the codeassembly KB), Retain (genuinely local fact), or Delete (redundant restatement), with origin-based dedup against existing KB events. - Confirm-by-default batch flow: The routing plan is presented for review before execution, with an --auto flag to skip confirmation, and deletions reconcile each store's MEMORY.md index. - Use Case: After weeks of agent sessions, run the migration to move reusable behavioral lessons from scattered project memory stores into the shared knowledge base while cleaning out redundant memories. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to migrate this machine's feedback memories, optionally scoping to one project store or adding --auto to skip the review step.
