knowledge-distill_skill

Overview

This skill organizes discussion outcomes into five targeted knowledge documents and appends concise entries to the chosen archive. It supports a command memory library, professional knowledge, hobby/interest knowledge, discussion logs, and thinking/methodology distillation. The skill prepares previews and only writes after user confirmation. It keeps conclusions compact and preserves discussion traces in logs.

How this skill works

On trigger phrases the skill classifies content into one of five document types, extracts the final conclusions, and formats a brief entry for the appropriate file. It shows a preview of the extracted content and the intended target document, then waits for explicit user confirmation before writing. Every write also records the discussion process into the discussion log for audit and context.

When to use it

• When you want to save a CLI or tool command for later reuse
• After a discussion when you need a concise summary or conclusion
• To capture a domain-specific technical finding or best practice
• When learning or researching hobbies and you want persistent notes
• When you want to extract and store a thinking model or decision framework

Best practices

• Trigger the skill with explicit phrases (e.g., save, distill, remember command) to ensure correct classification
• Keep each distilled item independent and concise for easy retrieval
• Confirm previews before writing to avoid accidental edits
• Store only final, validated conclusions; omit trial-and-error details from distilled entries
• Use the discussion log to preserve the conversation flow and how conclusions evolved

Example use cases

• Save a reusable bash or tool command with usage and pitfalls to the Command Memory Library
• Distill a technical troubleshooting procedure and append it to Professional Knowledge
• Capture a personal learning summary from a hobby article into Interest Knowledge
• Record the full discussion process and decision path in the Discussion Log after a meeting
• Extract a cognitive model or decision checklist and store it in Thinking Distillation