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name: reflect

prettier-ignore

description: Analyze session history for learnings and persist to skills. Solves "memory zero" - correct once, never again.

sqlite tools optional - falls back to in-context analysis

allowed-tools: [Read, Write, Edit, Grep, Glob]

Reflect

Extract learnings from sessions and persist to skill files.

When to Reflect

Run /reflect after sessions with:

• Corrections - "actually use X", "no, do it this way"
• Discoveries - patterns that worked well
• Failures - approaches that didn't work

Usage

Copy/reflect              # Analyze current session, suggest skill updates
/reflect skill-name   # Target specific skill for updates

Note: This is manual-only. Run before ending sessions with learnings.

Why Manual-Only?

Auto-detection via Stop hooks doesn't work reliably:

Stop hooks fire but can't communicate back - making them useless for reminders. Other self-improving skill implementations (autoskill, reflect-skill) also use manual triggering for this reason.

Process

1. Source - Determine conversation source (see Data Sources below)
2. Analyze - Find corrections, successes, patterns
3. Classify - High/Medium/Low confidence learnings
4. Propose - Show suggested skill updates
5. Approve - Wait for user confirmation before writing

Data Sources

Try sources in order, use first available:

1. cclog.db (Full History)

If user has cclog + mcp-sqlite-tools:

CopySELECT timestamp, role, content FROM messages
WHERE session_id = (SELECT MAX(session_id) FROM sessions)
ORDER BY timestamp DESC LIMIT 100;

2. In-Context (Current Session)

Fallback when cclog unavailable:

• Analyze conversation visible in current context window
• Limited to ~100k tokens of recent history
• Still effective for single-session learnings

Note which mode is active:

Copy[reflect] Using: cclog.db (full history)
-- or --
[reflect] Using: in-context (current session only)

Destination Logic

• In repo with .claude-plugin/ → update skill in-place
• Otherwise → prompt: project .claude/skills/ or global ~/.claude/skills/

References

• analysis-patterns.md - Pattern detection rules