distill-memorylisted

# Distill Memory Lift signal out of `.claude/decisions/**/*.md` (and the last ~month of `MODULE:`-tagged commit Decision blocks) into a small batch of candidate Claude Code memory entries that the user reviews one-by-one before anything is written. This skill is the **Layer 2 → Layer 3** step in the knowledge loop: - **Layer 1** (immutable history): structured `## Decision` blocks inside `git log` commit bodies, written by `/commit-context`. - **Layer 2** (current consensus): `.claude/decisions/<module>.md` per module, refreshed by `/distill-module`. - **Layer 3** (cross-project memory): `~/.claude/projects/<slug>/memory/` — durable, user-curated notes whose `MEMORY.md` index is auto-loaded into every future session for this project; individual entries are pulled into context when their `description` field matches the active task. The contract is **pull, don't push**. This skill never writes a memory entry the user hasn't explicitly approved. Layer 3 is precious — its signal is what makes future Claude sessions feel context-aware instead of amnesiac, and the only way to keep that signal high is to be aggressively selective. **Zero candidates from a run is a fine outcome.** Don't pad. ## When to run this Pull, don't push. Run only when the user asks. Reasonable triggers: - It's been ~1 month since the last `/distill-memory`, and several modules have had their `.claude/decisions/*.md` refreshed in that window. - The user just finished a big chunk of work that