learnlisted

# Learn — what is worth remembering, how sure we are, and when it stops being true A record earns its place by clearing a **capture bar**, states its confidence as a **rung on a ladder** rather than a feeling, and carries the **command that would re-check it** — so a later session can re-run the evidence instead of taking the record's word for it. This skill adds **no store.** The memory tiers already exist and are described in [`.claude/docs/odin-memory-standards.md`](../../docs/odin-memory-standards.md). What it adds to a record in one of them is two fields and a discipline for moving them. ## What this is not for | The task | Its owner | Why not this skill | |---|---|---| | Where a record physically lives, and which class it belongs to | `odin-memory-standards.md` + `odin-memory-guard.sh` | The tiers, the operational/task split and the write guard are settled. This skill is a reader of them. | | Recording a decision and the reasoning behind it | `architecture-decision-records` | An ADR is a decision record. This is about knowledge that was discovered, not chosen. | | Domain vocabulary and its definitions | `domain-modeling` | `CONTEXT.md` is the glossary. A term is not a finding. | | A mistake that needs a mechanical guard | `oops`, then `mistake-to-gate` | Those turn an incident into a check. This one decides whether the *knowledge* is worth keeping. | | A principle recurring across skills, headed for a rule file | `rules-distill` | A rule is always-on text. A record