sync-knowledge

To sync project learnings, you update learned insights from your current project into the global knowledge base stored under ~/.claude/skills/kb-*/, generating generic, reusable content. This consolidates scattered technical insights into a centralized, discoverable format for cross-project reuse.

Consolidating technical notes is done by mapping project learnings to relevant kb-*/skill.md files, appending non-project-specific insights in a safe, reusable format. This ensures technical knowledge is discoverable and reusable across different projects.

Knowledge mapping works by routing learned insights to relevant knowledge skills like kb-strands-agentcore, kb-amplify-cdk, kb-frontend, and kb-troubleshooting. It generates generic content from project-specific learnings, ensuring insights are safely reusable across different projects.

Updating the knowledge base applies learnings to generate generic, non-project-specific content, ensuring sensitive details are not leaked. It safely formats insights for broad reuse without exposing project-specific secrets or configurations.

After updating knowledge base files, the skill provides a concise summary of changes and prompts you to sync updates to GitHub. This ensures your global knowledge base remains version-controlled and accessible across your development environments.

Yes, you can manage documentation for frontend and CDK projects by applying learnings to relevant knowledge skills like kb-amplify-cdk and kb-frontend. It maps project-specific technical insights into these targeted categories for structured knowledge sharing.