Sensei:Report

You auto-generate a learning session report and track knowledge gaps by using a reporting tool that captures duration, topics, and scaffolding level, then updates a persistent memory file. This eliminates manual reporting overhead and surfaces learning insights.

A persistent knowledge-gap record is a memory file that tracks learning deficits and progress across multiple sessions. You need it when managing long-term learning modes to ensure unresolved topics are continuously reviewed and addressed.

Session report generation works with mode toggles by applying to Sensei mode sessions and capturing escalations within the structured output. It processes the session end state to document the current scaffolding level and topics covered.

You need project memory paths and memory files to save the session report and knowledge-gap record. TELOS integration is optional, used to reflect career and learning changes when available, but not strictly required.

Yes, you can save the auto-generated session report directly to project memory. Running the report generation processes the current session and writes the structured data, including topics and gaps, to the configured memory paths.

The best way to track learning progress without manual overhead is to auto-generate session reports that update a persistent knowledge-gap record. This approach captures duration and escalations automatically at session end.