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Plan, implement, track, and reflect on your work goals and decisions.

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SKILL.md

name deciduous
description Plan, implement, track, and reflect on your work goals and decisions.

Planning & Decision Graph Logging

Track every goal, decision, and outcome in the decision graph. This creates persistent memory that survives context loss.

  • ALWAYS LOG BEFORE YOU CODE, NOT AFTER.
  • Log at the granularity of TODOs or task items.
  • When drafting a plan create the GOAL node.
  • User Decisions should be tracked

When to Log (Automatic Triggers)

Situation Node Type Example
In plan mode goal "Add user authentication"
TODO / Task Item action "Implementing JWT auth middleware"
User requests new feature goal "Add user authentication"
Choosing between approaches decision "Choose between JWT vs sessions"
Considering an option option "Use JWT with refresh tokens"
About to write/edit code action "Implementing JWT auth middleware"
Work completed or failed outcome "JWT auth working" or "JWT approach failed"
Important observation observation "Existing code uses cookie-based sessions"

Commands

# Create nodes (always include confidence -c)
deciduous add goal "Title" -c 90 -p "User's exact request"
deciduous add decision "Title" -c 75
deciduous add action "Title" -c 85
deciduous add outcome "Title" -c 90
deciduous add observation "Title" -c 80

# CRITICAL: Link nodes immediately after creation
deciduous link <parent_id> <child_id> -r "Reason for connection"

# After git commits, link to the graph
deciduous add action "Committed feature X" -c 90 --commit HEAD

# View the graph
deciduous nodes
deciduous edges

Rules

  1. Log BEFORE acting - Create the action node before writing code
  2. Link IMMEDIATELY - Every node except root goals must have a parent
  3. Capture verbatim prompts - Use -p with the user's exact words for goals
  4. Include confidence - Always use -c flag (0-100)
  5. Log outcomes - Both successes AND failures get logged

Confidence Guidelines

  • 90-100: Certain, verified, tested
  • 75-89: High confidence, likely correct
  • 50-74: Moderate confidence, some uncertainty
  • Below 50: Experimental, speculative

The Memory Loop

User Request → Log goal with -p
    ↓
Choose Approach → Log decision + options
    ↓
Start Coding → Log action FIRST
    ↓
Complete Work → Log outcome, link to parent
    ↓
Git Commit → Log with --commit HEAD

Remember: The decision graph is your persistent memory. Log as you work, not after.