archive
SolidArchive session learnings, debugging solutions, and deployment logs to .archive/yyyy-mm-dd/ as indexed markdown with searchable tags. Use when completing a significant task, resolving a tricky bug, deploying, or when the user says "archive this". Maintains .archive/MEMORY.md index for cross-session knowledge reuse.
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- Author
- ReScienceLab
- Repository
- ReScienceLab/opc-skills
- Created
- 4 months ago
- Last Updated
- yesterday
- Language
- Python
- License
- Apache-2.0
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archive
Move old sprint files, design docs, and retros into the archive subtree — keeps only the latest 3 sprints active. Use when the user asks '/archive', 'archive sprint-XX', 'clean up old sprints', or after a long-running project accumulates too many stale sprint files.
digital-archive
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save
Use when the user wants to capture the learnings from the current session into persistent artifacts — auto-memory notes, sub-agent definitions, custom skills, hooks, or project-level CLAUDE.md additions. Triggers on phrases like "/save", "save what we learned", "memorize this session", "capture the learnings", or after a substantial back-and-forth that produced reusable patterns.