wisdom-harvest

To capture tacit team knowledge for AI agents, you run structured Harvest sessions that surface practical insights like lessons learned and tool wisdom, then save them to a knowledge repository for agent grounding. This skill facilitates that process.

The best way to extract lessons learned for agent prompts is to run a Deep Harvest session using structured prompts to collect concrete insights, then expose those sections directly to your agent systems for grounding and decision-making.

Yes, you can conduct a quick team knowledge capture session in five minutes using the Quick Harvest mode, which is designed to fit tight time constraints while still gathering reusable strengths and lessons learned for your agents.

You do not need any external tools or dependencies to start capturing team wisdom. The process requires no special tooling beyond the skill's own knowledge base reference file, making it easy to start immediately.

Capturing team wisdom helps with ongoing agent improvement by translating lived experience into actionable guidance, allowing agents to reference strengths, domain knowledge, and escalation paths directly in their prompts.

You should use a Deep Harvest session instead of a Standard Harvest when you have 30 to 45 minutes available and need to thoroughly collect complex domain knowledge and process wisdom, rather than just a quick 10-minute capture.