record-recipe

Record successful technical fixes as reusable debugging recipes.

Updated May 5, 2026
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/yanochka11/harness_bro --skill record-recipe
Or copy as Structured Prompt for Agent
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Skill: record-recipe
Source: https://github.com/yanochka11/harness_bro/tree/main/.claude/skills/curated/record-recipe
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/yanochka11/harness_bro --skill record-recipe

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This Skill prevents repeated debugging work by turning successful technical fixes into reusable memory recipes that can be discovered and applied later.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Recipe Creation: Records solved issues as structured SKILL.md-style recipes with problem, fix, and rationale sections.
  • Memory Integration: Updates the project memory index so future debugging workflows can discover saved solutions automatically.
  • Use Case: When a recurring error such as a dependency issue or configuration failure has a proven fix, use this Skill to preserve the resolution for future sessions.

Quick Start

Use the record-recipe skill to save the successful fix from the current debugging session into reusable project memory.

Frequently Asked Questions about record-recipe

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

FAQPage Schema
How do I save successful debugging fixes as reusable memory for future sessions?

To save debugging fixes as reusable memory, you record solved issues as structured recipes containing the problem, fix, and rationale. This updates the project memory index so future debugging workflows can automatically discover and apply the saved solutions.

What is the best way to prevent repeated debugging work on recurring software errors?

The best way to prevent repeated debugging work is to capture successful technical fixes as structured recipes. By preserving the problem, fix, and rationale in a memory index, recurring errors like dependency issues or configuration failures can be resolved using previously proven solutions.

Can I automate the retrieval of known software fixes during a debugging workflow?

Yes, you can automate the retrieval of known software fixes. By updating the project memory index with structured recipe files, future debugging workflows can use pattern-based discovery to automatically find and suggest matching solutions for recurring errors.

How do I record a resolved dependency or configuration failure into project memory?

To record a resolved dependency or configuration failure, you capture the issue as a structured recipe file with problem, fix, and rationale sections. This updates the project memory index, preserving the engineering knowledge for pattern-based discovery.

Does this approach to saving debugging recipes require a specific file structure?

Yes, saving debugging recipes requires structured recipe files formatted with problem, fix, and rationale sections. This structure supports pattern-based discovery and updates the memory index so future debugging workflows can retrieve the engineering knowledge effectively.

When should I preserve engineering knowledge as debugging recipes rather than leaving inline comments?

You should preserve engineering knowledge as debugging recipes when recurring errors or configuration failures have proven fixes that need long-term retrieval. Structured recipes update the memory index for pattern-based discovery, unlike inline comments which lack automated future session integration.