project-memory

Always-on project memory workflow. At the start of every task, read `.agents/LEARNINGS.md`; while working, update it with mistakes, corrections, successful and failed patterns, and project-specific preferences.

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Install skill "project-memory" with this command: npx skills add abpai/skills/abpai-skills-project-memory

Project Memory

Maintain a per-project markdown memory file so future work improves over time.

This skill is always active. No trigger phrase is required.

Session Start

  1. Read .agents/LEARNINGS.md before doing any task work.
  2. Apply its guidance silently during execution.
  3. If it does not exist, create it with this template:
# LEARNINGS

## Corrections

| Date | Source | What Went Wrong | What To Do Instead |
| ---- | ------ | --------------- | ------------------ |

## User Preferences

- (accumulate here as you learn them)

## Patterns That Work

- (approaches that succeeded)

## Patterns That Don't Work

- (approaches that failed and why)

## Domain Notes

- (project/domain context that matters)

Adapt sections to fit the repo, but keep entries easy to scan.

Continuous Updates

Update .agents/LEARNINGS.md continuously while working, not only at session boundaries.

Add an entry immediately when:

  • You identify the cause of an error.
  • The user corrects your behavior or preferred approach.
  • You catch your own mistake.
  • An attempted approach fails.
  • A non-obvious approach works reliably.
  • You re-check project memory before a risky or previously error-prone step.

What To Log

Log anything that should change behavior in future sessions:

  • Self mistakes: wrong assumptions, misread code, failed commands, incorrect fixes.
  • User corrections: what was requested instead.
  • Tool or environment surprises.
  • User preferences: style, workflow, structure.
  • Reliable patterns: what worked and when.

Write entries that are specific and actionable.

Bad: Made an error Good: Assumed API returned a list; it returns a paginated object with .items

Maintenance

Every 5 to 10 sessions, or when file length exceeds about 150 lines:

  1. Merge redundant entries.
  2. Promote repeated corrections into User Preferences.
  3. Remove notes already captured by stable rules.
  4. Archive outdated or resolved items.
  5. Keep the file under 200 high-signal lines.

Examples

Self-caught mistake:

| 2026-02-06 | self | Passed (name, id) to createUser but signature is (id, name) | Check function signatures before calling; this repo does not use conventional arg ordering |

User correction:

| 2026-02-06 | user | Used relative imports | Use absolute imports from `src/` in this repo |

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