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Skill ComeOnOliver/skillshub/skills/aiskillstore/marketplace/aceek/error-memory

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Install
npx -y skills add ComeOnOliver/skillshub --skill error-memory

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What its author says it does

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Use when: making a mistake, breaking build/tests, realizing wrong approach, misunderstanding requirements, using wrong patterns, forgetting conventions, receiving correction from user, unexpected behavior, or any error situation

SKILL.md

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Error Memory

Document errors to avoid repeating them.

Trigger

Invoke when:

  • Build/tests fail after your action
  • User corrects you
  • You realize a wrong approach
  • You forget a project convention
  • Unexpected behavior occurs

Process

  1. Identify error type

    • tech : build, tests, syntax, runtime
    • ctx : conventions, patterns, project stack
    • comp : misunderstood requirements
  2. Analyze root cause (not symptom)

  3. Formulate fix as reusable rule

  4. Append line to .claude/errors.md:

    | MM-DD | type | Short error | Root cause | Rule to follow |
    
  5. Create file if missing with this template:

    # Project Errors
    
    > Past Claude mistakes on this project. Check before acting.
    
    | Date | Type | Error | Cause | Fix |
    |------|------|-------|-------|-----|
    
    ## Legend
    - **tech** : Technical (build, tests, syntax)
    - **ctx** : Context (conventions, patterns)
    - **comp** : Comprehension (misunderstood request)
    

Rules

  • One line = one error (no paragraphs)
  • Fix = actionable rule, not excuse
  • Cause = why, not what
  • Keep < 100 lines (archive if needed)
  • Check errors.md before acting on any project

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