skills.rest
moriyoshi
moriyoshiCOMMUNITY
Explore all skills by this author →
WebsiteGitHub

reconcile-journal-ltm

Audits journal consolidation against long-term memory and collapses records.

15|Updated Feb 24, 2026
Search Tags:#workflow#documentation#audit#journal#consolidation#reconcile#ltm
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/moriyoshi/winterbaume --skill reconcile-journal-ltm
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent▼
Please help me install this Agent Skill.
Skill: reconcile-journal-ltm
Source: https://github.com/moriyoshi/winterbaume/tree/main/.agents/skills/reconcile-journal-ltm
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/moriyoshi/winterbaume --skill reconcile-journal-ltm

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Audit whether the durable information in .agents/docs/JOURNAL.md is represented in .agents/docs/LTM/ and .agents/docs/TODO.md; if not, follow the good-sleep workflow to fill the gaps, then collapse all JOURNAL consolidation records into one canonical entry and remove the older record sections.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Audit JOURNAL.md entries against the corresponding LTM topics in .agents/docs/LTM/INDEX.md to verify coverage.
  • Apply the good-sleep workflow to extend or create LTM entries for missing material and refresh the consolidation history.
  • Rewrite the JOURNAL consolidation sections into a single canonical record and remove superseded sections to keep documentation tidy.

Quick Start

Run the audit to compare JOURNAL.md against LTM and TODO, then invoke the good-sleep workflow to fill gaps and collapse records.

Frequently Asked Questions about reconcile-journal-ltm

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

FAQPage Schema
How do I audit journal consolidation against long-term memory entries?▼

To audit journal consolidation, compare .agents/docs/JOURNAL.md entries against .agents/docs/LTM/INDEX.md topics to verify coverage and identify missing durable information. It cross-references consolidation records with the long-term memory repository to ensure all durable knowledge is accurately represented.

What is the best way to fill gaps in LTM documentation found during a journal audit?▼

The best way to fill LTM documentation gaps is to invoke the good-sleep workflow, which extends or creates missing long-term memory entries and refreshes the consolidation history within .agents/docs/LTM/.

How do I collapse multiple JOURNAL.md consolidation records into a single canonical entry?▼

To collapse JOURNAL.md consolidation records, rewrite the existing consolidation sections into one canonical record and remove the older, superseded sections. This keeps documentation tidy and maintains a single source of truth for consolidation history.

Does the journal reconciliation process check TODO files for missing durable knowledge?▼

Yes, the journal reconciliation process checks .agents/docs/TODO.md alongside the LTM index. It audits whether durable information in the journal is represented in both long-term memory and todo records before triggering gap-filling workflows.

When should I use the good-sleep workflow for journal and LTM normalization?▼

You should use the good-sleep workflow for journal normalization when the audit reveals that durable journal entries are missing from .agents/docs/LTM/INDEX.md. It is triggered specifically to fill these coverage gaps before collapsing consolidation records.

Related Skills

Explore More Content & Communication Skills→
moriyoshimoriyoshi
15

deep-sleep

Consolidates related long-term memory documents into synthesis files under .agents/docs/LTM/.

Community
Intermediate
MartinoPoloMartinoPolo
1

mp-consolidate-requirements

Consolidate CONTEXT.md or REQUIREMENTS.md by removing duplicates and rewriting content.

Community
Intermediate
moriyoshimoriyoshi
15

good-sleep

Consolidate JOURNAL.md sections into topic-based documents under .agents/docs/LTM/.

Community
Advanced
DbillionaerDbillionaer
1

memory-systems

Design AI memory systems with knowledge graphs and temporal architectures.

Community
Advanced