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name: update-learning-logs description: Update the project learning logs (PowerShell/cmd, Git/GitHub/Copilot, AWS, TypeScript, Next.js/React, Playwright) by merging new knowledge into existing categories across one or more files.

Goal

Keep learning notes searchable by topic (not by date) and continuously improved via merge updates (統合アップデート) instead of duplicating entries.

When to use

Use this skill when:

• We executed or discussed PowerShell/cmd commands.
• We executed or discussed Git/GitHub operations (branches, PRs, Actions, Copilot, MCP).
• We executed or discussed AWS operations (S3/CloudFront/OAC/IAM/AWS CLI).
• We implemented or discussed TypeScript / Next.js / React topics.
• We added or modified Playwright tests, configuration, or debugging steps.

Target files (choose one or more)

Process (multi-file aware)

1. Collect new learnings from the current work (commands used, concepts explained, errors encountered, decisions made).
2. Decide target logs (one or multiple files) based on topic.
3. For each target file:
   • Locate the existing best-matching category section.
   • Merge-update the existing entry:
     • Prefer adding missing sections (基礎/関連/応用/トラブル) over creating a new duplicate entry.
     • If there are duplicates, consolidate into one canonical section and keep the best wording/examples.
     • Keep headings stable so future updates land in the same place.
   • Add a short 学んだ日: YYYY-MM-DD line when new knowledge was added.
4. Show the proposed diffs (file list + what changed) and ask for confirmation if committing.
5. If the user requests commit/push:
   • Stage only the learning-log related files (avoid accidental staging of generated artifacts like playwright-report/, test-results/, etc.).
   • Provide a clear commit message (e.g., docs: update learning logs (git/github + playwright)), then push.

Output checklist

• Which log files were updated (may be multiple)
• What knowledge was added (bullets)
• Any risky commands/topics called out
• VERIFY commands to re-check
• Rollback steps (how to revert)