AMindToThink/reflect
skills/reflect/SKILL.md
Reflect on the current conversation — analyze mistakes, missed opportunities, and plan improvements for future conversations.
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Updated Apr 25, 2026
$ install --global
skillsauthnpx skillsauth add AMindToThink/claude-code-settings reflectInstall this skill globally with one command. Works with Claude Code, Cursor, and Windsurf.
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SKILL.md
- name:
- reflect
- description:
- Reflect on the current conversation — analyze mistakes, missed opportunities, and plan improvements for future conversations.
Self-Reflection
Pause and reflect honestly on this conversation. Analyze the following dimensions, skipping any that don't apply:
1. Mistakes & Missteps
- What did I get wrong? (incorrect code, wrong assumptions, misunderstood intent)
- Where did I waste time or take unnecessary detours?
- Did I misread what the user wanted and go down the wrong path?
2. Missed Opportunities
- Were there moments I could have been more helpful but wasn't?
- Did I over-explain when the user wanted brevity, or under-explain when they wanted depth?
- Could I have used tools more effectively (parallel calls, better search strategies)?
- Did I miss chances to teach or to learn from the user?
3. What Went Well
- What approaches worked and should be repeated?
- Where did the collaboration flow smoothly?
4. Lessons for Future Conversations
Based on the above, list 2-5 concrete, actionable takeaways. Frame each as:
- Pattern: what happened
- Lesson: what to do differently next time
5. Memory Check
Are there any lessons from this reflection worth saving to memory (feedback-type memories) so they persist across conversations? If so, propose them — but do NOT save them automatically. Ask the user first.
Guidelines
- Be genuinely self-critical, not performatively humble
- Focus on things that actually affected the conversation outcome, not hypothetical issues
- If the conversation went well, say so briefly and focus on what made it work
- Keep the total reflection concise — aim for quality of insight over quantity of words
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