project-analysis

To extract the tech stack and project conventions, this skill reads key repository files like Gemfile, package.json, and config files to identify languages, frameworks, and tools. It then stores these extracted facts in long-term memory for future use.

You can save project facts into memory by running this skill to analyze your current repository structure. It uses memory.store_extraction to persist durable insights about your tech stack and conventions, enabling consistent decisions in future chats.

Project-scoped memory is a storage approach that persists facts with clear provenance tied to your specific repository. This skill supports project-scoped memory by default when analyzing your tech stack, ensuring extracted insights remain contextually accurate.

Yes, project analysis works with common repository structures like Ruby on Rails. It reads standard files such as Gemfile and README to identify frameworks, allowing memory to know your project uses Ruby, Rails, and PostgreSQL for targeted recommendations.

You need standard project files like package.json, Gemfile, README, and config files in your repository to analyze languages and frameworks. The skill reads these common repository structures to extract facts about your tools and conventions.