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Knowledge capture

Skill kricha/knowledge-capture/skills/knowledge-capture

Local raw capture layer for agent sessions, preserving decisions and handoffs as wiki/LLM knowledge-base ingestion.

Install
npx -y skills add kricha/knowledge-capture --skill knowledge-capture

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Use after coding, debugging, investigations, architecture discussions, code reviews, handoffs, /capture requests, or context compaction to save one local raw Markdown capture with decisions, evidence, changes, and next steps.

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Knowledge Capture

Automatic Use

Before the final response for any repo task, save exactly one current-session session capture when files changed, tests ran, or a decision, discovery, or follow-up emerged. Do this after verification and before asking for backlog cleanup or approval. Before context compression, compaction, or handoff, capture first if meaningful work or decisions are not already captured.

Capture current-task detail only. Do not read, update, deduplicate, merge, sync, commit, publish, or promote unrelated captures.

Default output root is .capture/raw/. A repo may set capture.output_root in .capture/config.yaml, or pass --output-root, to use another local repo-relative, absolute, or ~/... path. This relocates raw captures only; helper state stays in .capture/. It is not sync, publishing, or durable memory promotion. Captures include agent and changed_by; configured changed_by is used as provided, git auto-detect writes Name (email) [git], and whoami writes user [whoami].

Treat /capture as create/update current-session capture. Treat /capture <type> as that capture type when <type> is session, discussion, investigation, decision, or handoff.

Active Selection

  1. Update the known active path only when it belongs to this current agent session and the request continues that captured workflow.
  2. Otherwise treat .capture/pointer.json as a candidate pointer, not proof.
  3. Update the pointer only when both pointer and runtime expose the same agent_session_id and the request continues that workflow.
  4. If the ID differs, is missing, or is unavailable, create a new capture and replace the pointer. Do not update a previous agent session's capture.
  5. Never choose by latest filename guessing.

Within one agent session, continuation requires a reference to the active capture's decision, evidence, or outcome, not just the same module, repo, or file path. Example: add a test for the timeout retry we fixed continues; add logging to the billing module starts new work. A later agent session may cite the old capture, but should start a new capture file.

When updating, write the whole capture as it should stand after the current workflow step. Do not append a delta-only note. Use current task context, changed project files, concise evidence, and handoff text. If continuity is unclear, create a new capture instead of inventing missing context.

Helper

If Node is available, use the dependency-free helper from this installed skill directory. Do not assume a repo-local .agents/ install; valid locations include repo, global, Claude/OpenCode, or plugin-cache skill directories. If cwd may not be inside the target repo, pass --repo-root /path/to/repo. Use --update <path> for a known current-session capture and --update-active only when --agent-session-id matches the pointer. Pass rich sectioned details through --stdin or write Markdown directly. The helper blocks title/summary-only captures by default.

node /path/to/installed/knowledge-capture/scripts/capture.js --repo-root /path/to/repo --type session --title "auth refresh token fix" --summary "Fixed expired refresh token behavior" --stdin
node /path/to/installed/knowledge-capture/scripts/capture.js --repo-root /path/to/repo --type session --title "auth refresh token fix" --update .capture/raw/sessions/2026-07-04T18-22-10Z--session--auth-refresh-token-fix.md --stdin
node /path/to/installed/knowledge-capture/scripts/capture.js --repo-root /path/to/repo --type session --title "auth refresh token fix" --update-active --agent-session-id "<runtime-session-id>" --stdin
node /path/to/installed/knowledge-capture/scripts/capture.js --repo-root /path/to/repo --type session --title "auth refresh token fix" --agent Codex --output-root "~/vault/agent-inbox" --stdin

If Node or shell execution is unavailable, write Markdown directly from references/raw-capture-schema.md. Read .capture/config.yaml when accessible; if capture.output_root is set, write under that local root, otherwise write under .capture/raw/. Use the type folder (sessions/, handoffs/, decisions/, etc.) and maintain .capture/pointer.json only when the active-session rules can be satisfied.

Guardrails

  • Do not leave Not captured. in sections whose facts are known, especially User request, Changes and evidence, Decisions and discoveries, and Open questions and next steps.
  • Capture durable context, not proof of diligence: what changed, why it changed, what was learned, what remains, and what future work must preserve.
  • Keep the capture aligned to current reality: final/current decision and evidence. Keep superseded decisions only when they explain implemented code, a rollback, an unresolved risk, or an open question.
  • Put changed project files and concise evidence under Changes and evidence; summarize verification there too. Omit routine rg, git diff, git status, test, build, and format commands unless rare, non-obvious, or decision-changing.
  • Before saving, do a quality-filter pass: delete boilerplate repo summaries, transcripts, large logs, whole files, receipt-like lines, and unrelated personal memory.
  • Exclude secrets, credentials, API keys, private keys, customer private data, and sensitive logs. If sensitive content is present, summarize abstractly first.
  • Use --agent-session-id only when the runtime clearly exposes a stable current session, conversation, thread, or run ID. If not available, omit it. Never invent one.
  • For Codex, /status may show a session ID even when no matching shell variable exists. Do not assume CURRENT_AGENT_SESSION_ID, CODEX_SESSION_ID, or SESSION_ID; pass a verified ID explicitly or omit --agent-session-id.
  • Treat .capture/raw/, .capture/pointer.json, .capture/pointer.json.lock, and local .capture/config.yaml as gitignored local state by default. If capture.output_root points elsewhere, keep it local and review that location's privacy/backup behavior.
  • Treat helper-managed .capture/pointer.json access as lock-guarded by .capture/pointer.json.lock, stale-lock cleanup, and atomic pointer replacement; direct manual edits bypass this.
  • Treat helper config/frontmatter parsing as a flat scalar YAML subset. Do not rely on lists, objects, block scalars, anchors, or deeply nested YAML. Direct file creation remains valid.
  • Treat installed skill files as vendored tool code. If repo lint/typecheck/format checks include .agents/skills/knowledge-capture, configure that path as a Node/CommonJS helper or exclude it from application-source checks.

After saving, report the path, type, and whether it was created or updated. If the helper blocks capture, report the warning and do not save the raw content.

References

  • Read references/raw-capture-schema.md only when writing manually or changing the schema.
  • Read references/active-session-example.md when unsure how an updated workflow capture should look.

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