What problem does it solve? Important architectural decisions, debugging findings, and session outcomes get lost when work ends, forcing teams to rediscover context repeatedly. This Skill captures that knowledge into a persistent, structured knowledge base with consistent formats. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Documentation Mode: Records decisions as ADRs, work summaries as session files, debugging efforts as investigation notes, and operational steps into runbooks, gotchas, and context.md files. - Scratch Mode: Provides a temporary workspace for brainstorming, planning, and offloading context when the working window grows, with a defined path to promote scratch notes into polished documentation. - Structured Conventions: Enforces frontmatter tags (type/, audience/, topic/), markdown style standards, and project identity resolution via git root detection. - Use Case: After finishing a database migration session, ask the agent to record the work — it creates a dated session file, updates context.md links, and logs any discovered gotchas. ## Quick Start Record today's completed work on the database migration as a session entry in the project knowledge base.