awb-lessons-capturelisted

# Capture the lessons a session taught — without manufacturing them > **Announce on activation:** "Using awb-lessons-capture — I'll mine this session for durable lessons, score them against a fixed bar, and write only what you approve to the live memory dir." Most sessions teach nothing worth keeping, and a retro that always "finds three key learnings" is inventing them to look productive — that noise is exactly what buries the rare lesson that mattered. This skill imposes a fixed bar so the same junk gets culled every time and the same gem gets kept every time. It runs at the **end** of a session, when invoked. It does not invent a lesson to have an output: **zero is the common, correct answer.** On a harness that captures memory natively (Claude Code v2.1.59+), the harness already writes memory for you. This skill is not a second capture engine — it is the *discipline* the raw capture lacks: a report-zero honesty gate, an explicit value score, a dedup pass against the corpus you already have, and a hard gate that writes **nothing** until you approve. ## Scope - **Does:** at end of session, surface candidate lessons, gate and score them, and — after your approval — write the survivors to the **live per-project memory dir** so they are recalled later. Reads the corpus to avoid duplicates; suggests (never performs) promotion. - **Does NOT:** capture mid-session (jot those down), package unfinished work for a successor (that is a handover skill), or promote a lesson