/memory-bank

Update the project's CLAUDE.md memory bank with current session learnings.

Steps

1. Read the existing `CLAUDE.md` (project root) or create one if it does not exist. 2. Analyze the current session to extract:

• **Decisions made**: Architecture choices, library selections, pattern adoptions.
• **Problems solved**: Bugs fixed, workarounds discovered, gotchas identified.
• **Patterns established**: Naming conventions, file organization, coding standards.
• **Commands discovered**: Useful CLI commands, build steps, debug techniques.
• **Dependencies**: New packages added and why, version constraints.

3. Categorize learnings into the appropriate CLAUDE.md sections:

• Project overview and key paths.
• Build and test commands.
• Architecture notes.
• Known issues and workarounds.
• Session-specific notes.

4. Merge new information without duplicating existing entries. 5. Update the "Last updated" timestamp. 6. Keep the file concise: each entry should be one to two lines.

Format

# Project Memory

## Overview
- Description, key paths, tech stack

## Commands
- `<command>` - what it does

## Architecture
- Key design decisions and patterns

## Known Issues
- Issue description and workaround

## Session Notes
- Last updated: YYYY-MM-DD
- <new learnings from this session>

Rules

• Never remove existing entries unless they are explicitly outdated.
• Keep each entry factual and actionable, not narrative.
• Limit the file to 200 lines; archive old session notes if it grows beyond that.
• Use bullet points for scanability, not paragraphs.
• Store project-specific memory in project root, personal memory in `~/.claude/CLAUDE.md`.