Agent Skills: reflect
Reflect on the current session and suggest AGENTS.md improvements based on user corrections, repeated feedback, and patterns observed during interaction. Use when ending a session to encode lessons learned. Don't use for cross-session learning from git history - use `learn` instead.
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