Use after completing a refactor, implementing a major feature, or when skills may be outdated. Analyzes code changes, identifies affected skills, and proposes updates to keep team knowledge current. Also use when you notice a skill contains outdated patterns. Ask clarifying questions if changes are confusing.
Scanned 2/12/2026
Install via CLI
openskills install majiayu000/claude-skill-registry---
name: knowledge-sync
description: >-
Use after completing a refactor, implementing a major feature, or when skills
may be outdated. Analyzes code changes, identifies affected skills, and proposes
updates to keep team knowledge current. Also use when you notice a skill contains
outdated patterns. Ask clarifying questions if changes are confusing.
---
# Knowledge Sync
Keep skills and documentation in sync with codebase changes.
> **Announce:** "I'm using knowledge-sync to update team knowledge after these changes."
## When to Use
- After completing an OpenSpec change (especially refactors)
- When you notice a skill references outdated code
- When a new pattern is established that should be documented
- When asked to run `/sync-knowledge`
## Process
### Phase 1: Identify What Changed
Check recent changes:
```bash
git log --oneline -20
git diff HEAD~10 --name-only
```
Categorize changes by domain:
- **Database**: `supabase/db/` changes
- **Frontend**: `src/` changes
- **Edge Functions**: `supabase/functions/` changes
- **Config**: `opencode.jsonc`, AGENTS.md, skill changes
### Phase 2: Map Changes to Skills
Use the skill-pattern map to identify affected skills:
| Code Area | Affected Skills |
|-----------|-----------------|
| `supabase/db/game_logic/` | `database-first`, `game-scoring`, `postgres-vectors`, `postgis-spatial` |
| `src/composables/map/` | `maplibre-camera`, `maplibre-layers` |
| `src/composables/` | `vue-composables` |
| `src/stores/` | `vue-composables`, `database-first` |
| `supabase/functions/` | `edge-functions` |
| `src/components/ui/` | `shadcn-vue` |
### Phase 3: Analyze Impact
For each affected skill, check:
1. **Do code examples still work?** Read the actual code, compare to skill examples
2. **Are anti-patterns still relevant?** Maybe they're now the correct pattern
3. **Are new patterns worth documenting?** Repeated patterns should be captured
4. **Is the description still accurate?** Trigger words should match current functionality
### Phase 4: Ask Clarifying Questions
If something is confusing, ASK before assuming:
```
I noticed [observation]. Questions:
1. [Specific question about intent]
2. [Question about whether this is a new pattern]
3. [Question about whether old pattern should be deprecated]
Please clarify before I update the skills.
```
### Phase 5: Propose Updates
Present changes in structured format:
```markdown
## Skill Updates Required
### [skill-name]
**Reason:** [Why this needs updating]
**Current content (outdated):**
```
[snippet]
```
**Proposed content:**
```
[snippet]
```
---
Approve these changes?
```
### Phase 6: Apply Updates (with approval)
After approval:
1. Update the affected SKILL.md files
2. Update references/ if needed
3. Verify skill still loads correctly
4. Summarize what was changed
## What NOT to Update
- **Workflow skills** (openspec-*, executing-tasks, etc.) - These are process, not code
- **Glossary entries** - Unless domain terms changed meaning
- **External API references** - Unless we changed how we use them
## Creating New Skills
If a new pattern emerges that doesn't fit existing skills:
1. Identify the pattern clearly
2. Check if it should extend an existing skill or be new
3. If new, propose the skill structure:
```
skill-name/
├── SKILL.md
└── references/
└── examples.md
```
4. Get approval before creating
## Red Flags
- **Don't update based on assumptions** - Read the actual code
- **Don't remove patterns without asking** - They may still be valid
- **Don't add every code change** - Only patterns worth repeating
- **Don't update skills during a refactor** - Wait until it's complete
## References
See `references/skill-pattern-map.md` for the full mapping.
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