team-shinchan:memories

View project learnings stored in a codebase knowledge base by running the memories command, which reads from the .shinchan-docs/learnings.md file. It formats stored project learnings into a structured display for easy review and audit.

Project memories are learned patterns, conventions, and decisions stored to improve consistency and decision traceability. They act as an audit trail by recording past mistakes and preferences, ensuring teams avoid repeating errors during development.

Yes, you can filter memories by categories including pattern, decision, convention, preference, and mistake. The skill also provides keyword search capabilities to quickly locate specific learnings within the stored knowledge base.

No, this memory management skill has no external dependencies. It operates independently by reading directly from the local .shinchan-docs/learnings.md file to parse and display project learnings without requiring additional packages.

The best way to access recent learned patterns for quick decision support is using the quick-view capability. This feature surfaces recent learnings from the project knowledge base, providing immediate context for ongoing development decisions.

Review stored project memories and conventions during development audits or when reinforcing good practices. Regular reviews help maintain knowledge accuracy, ensure convention compliance, and verify that past mistakes are not being repeated.