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session-retro

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Mine Claude Code session transcripts for reusable knowledge — analyze the current session, a named session, or all recent sessions, and propose what to capture as a new SKILL or an auto-memory entry. Extracts the human-typed prompts with jq instead of reading whole transcripts, filters out programmatic sdk-cli runs, clusters recurring asks, and checks every candidate against the existing skill library so it never proposes a duplicate. Use at the end of a working session, when you notice you keep re-asking for the same multi-step thing, or periodically to harvest the last day or two of sessions.

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