quick-learninglisted

# Quick Learning **Time budget:** Under 60 seconds. Not a retrospective. Not a code review. **Input:** `work/{feature}/decisions.md` + git log of current session **Output:** entries in `$AGENTS_HOME/skills/quick-learning/references/reasoning-patterns.md` ## Step 1: Signal Gate (5 sec) Check 4 binary signals. If ALL zero — **exit** with "Clean session, no new patterns." | Signal | How to check | Meaning | |--------|-------------|---------| | Fix rounds | `git log --oneline -20` — count `fix:` commits | Something went wrong and was corrected | | Scope change | `decisions.md` — any deviation, changed approach | Plan didn't survive contact with reality | | Recovery event | `git log` — rollbacks, retries, blocked→unblocked | Non-obvious recovery path found | | Context waste | `decisions.md` — Concerns field, repeated reads | Inefficient tool use | **Design sessions** — additional signals: iteration rounds, taste correction, layout rework. At least 1 signal → proceed. All zero → exit. ## Step 2: Analyze (15 sec) > Scope change = *what* changed; context waste = *how* was inefficient. Analyze independently. For each signal: 1. **What thinking mistake?** Name the cognitive error in 3-5 words. Can't name → skip. 2. **Was the first approach right?** What signal should have told us earlier? 3. **Cost of the detour?** (fix rounds, wasted reviews, rework) 4. **Transferable?** Would someone on a different project benefit? Skip if analysis produces only domain-specific events. ##