session-reflection

You document coding session learnings by running a reflection workflow at the end of each session. This appends a structured entry to reflection.log.md, capturing patterns, root causes, solutions, and future improvements across projects.

The best way to capture root causes and solutions is using a standardized reflection entry template. It records session type, context, root cause, solution, and key learnings into a searchable reflection log at session end.

Real-time reflection logging works by writing back to reflection.log.md at session end to build a living knowledge base. This consolidation of patterns and solutions across projects helps individuals and teams prevent repeat mistakes.

Yes, you can use session reflection to track patterns across multiple projects and tools. The workflow is applied at the end of each session to consolidate learnings, root causes, and future improvements across your entire development environment.

No specific dependencies are required to start logging session insights. The workflow requires only a defined frontmatter name and description, a standardized reflection entry template, and a recommended real-time documentation workflow.

You should run the session reflection workflow at the end of each coding session. Applying it at session end ensures you capture patterns, root causes, solutions, and future improvements while the context is still fresh.