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Curate agent memory - read the lessons inbox and the curated lessons file, promote what repeats, prune what is stale, open a memory-only PR and merge it. Use weekly, when the inbox has notes, when a lessons section is over its cap, or when asked to review, consolidate or dream over memory.
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Skill details
Versionv1.0.0
AuthorCallstack Incubator
Categoryai-ml
Skill IDcallstackincubator/appduct/.claude/skills/review-memory
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AppductDrive an Appduct-enabled app (React Native, iOS or Android) from the terminal or over MCP — connect a device, list the tools the app registers, call them — and write tools that agents can use well. Use when the user mentions Appduct, wants to pair or connect a device, invoke app-defined tools from the CLI or MCP, or asks to add Appduct to an app or write tools for it.ArchitectureHow code in this repo is structured - modules with a public API, calls for immediate effects and bus events for side effects, ports and adapters for everything outside the process, and the simplification checklist. Load before designing or writing any non-trivial code, and when reviewing for structure.Cut ReleaseCut a release of the three npm packages - propose the version from the Unreleased changelog, bump versions in lockstep, open the release PR, and after it merges create the GitHub release that triggers publishing, only on an explicit yes. Use when asked to release, cut a version, tag or publish.Design FeatureDesign a feature that is too big for one PR - verify the issue's claims against the code, choose the shape (modules, public API, calls vs events, ports), cut it into ordered slices each with its own acceptance criteria, and after a human approves, file one child issue per slice. Use on issues labelled status:needs-design, or when asked to design, shape or break down a feature.E2e DeviceBuild and run a playground app on an iOS simulator or Android emulator, connect it to this repo's Appduct daemon and drive it through the CLI - a smoke pass over the five demo tools plus the calls that prove a specific change works. Use when a PR needs device E2E evidence, when asked to test on a simulator, or when a work-issue orchestrator delegates E2E.File IssueTurn a request or a discovered bug into a GitHub issue in this repo's format - interview the person until the intent is well defined, check for duplicates, then file. Use when asked to file, open, create or write up an issue, when someone describes a feature they want, or when you hit a bug you should not fix in the current change.