task-review

To capture repeatable task patterns as reusable skills, you review the completed workflow for multi-tool usage, error recovery, or multiple explicit steps. The process checks for existing matching skills, appends reusable lessons to them, or generates a new skill file with proper frontmatter and operational guidance.

A workflow is complex enough to save as a reusable skill when the task execution involved multiple tools, recovered from dead ends or errors, or required several explicit operational steps to finish cleanly.

You document task analysis findings by creating a new skill file that includes proper frontmatter and operational guidance. This file preserves the process, pitfalls, and checks from the completed high-complexity task for future reuse.

You should append reusable lessons to an existing skill when task analysis finds a matching skill already exists. If no matching skill is found during the review, you create a new skill file to capture the workflow.

Yes, workflow capture requires checking for existing matching skills first. This ensures you append reusable lessons to an existing skill file when appropriate, rather than duplicating workflows by creating a new skill file.