Learnings

Final pre-commit sweep: did we learn anything in this session that the next person (or agent) working in this repo will regret not having written down?

The bar is high. Most sessions produce nothing worth adding. That's fine. Saying "nothing worth adding" is a valid — and often correct — outcome. Do not invent findings to justify the skill.

Step 1: Gather context

Run these in parallel:

• git diff (unstaged) and git diff --cached (staged) — what actually changed
• git status — new files, deleted files
• git log --oneline -20 — recent commit style and scope
• Read CLAUDE.md if it exists (project root, then .claude/CLAUDE.md)
• Read README.md if it exists

Also re-read this session's conversation: what did the user correct you on? What did you stumble over? What non-obvious thing did you discover about the codebase?

Step 2: Apply the bar