ccmem-promote
Interactive review and promotion of high-confidence memories to CLAUDE.md
What this skill does
# /ccmem-promote Review and promote high-confidence memories to your CLAUDE.md file. ## Usage ``` /ccmem-promote /ccmem-promote --dry-run ``` ## Options - `--dry-run` — Preview candidates without making changes ## Execution Steps 1. Run `ccmem promote --dry-run` to get promotion candidates 2. If no candidates: "No memories ready for promotion (need confidence >= 0.8)" 3. For each candidate, present an interactive review: ### Interactive Review Flow For each candidate memory: **Display:** ``` Candidate 1 of 3 ================ Title: Prefer pnpm over npm Type: preference Confidence: 0.85 Description: User consistently chooses pnpm for package management. Action: Suggest pnpm commands instead of npm. Evidence: - Used pnpm 12 times - Corrected npm to pnpm 3 times - Positive feedback: 2 --- Promote to CLAUDE.md? yes — Add to CLAUDE.md preferences no — Archive this memory skip — Leave as-is, continue stop — Exit review ``` **Process response:** - `yes`: Run `ccmem promote` for this memory, continue to next - `no`: Archive the memory, continue to next - `skip`: Leave unchanged, continue to next - `stop`: Exit the review loop 4. After all candidates (or stop): ``` Promotion Summary ================= Promoted: 2 Archived: 1 Skipped: 0 Your CLAUDE.md has been updated with 2 new preferences. ``` ## What Gets Promoted Memories are formatted and added to the appropriate section in CLAUDE.md: - Preferences go under `## Preferences` - Workflows go under `## Workflows` - Patterns are described in relevant sections ## CLI Commands ```bash # Preview candidates ccmem promote --dry-run # Execute promotion (usually interactive) ccmem promote ```
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