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1# /learn — Knowledge Compiler
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3## Orientation
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5**Use when:** You have a completed campaign or evolve cycle and want to compile
6its findings into the project's growing knowledge wiki — so future sessions
7start smarter, not from scratch.
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9**Don't use when:** You want a structured incident analysis first (use `/postmortem`
10— run it before `/learn`); you haven't finished any campaigns (nothing to compile);
11you want a context transfer only (use `/session-handoff`).
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13**Key difference from appending:** `/learn` doesn't create isolated per-campaign
14files. It integrates new findings into existing wiki pages — updating evidence
15lists, raising confidence where a pattern is confirmed again, and flagging
16contradictions. A wiki is a compiler; a log is an interpreter.
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18## Invocation Forms
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20```
21/learn                              — most recently completed campaign
22/learn {slug}                       — specific campaign by slug
23/learn {file-path}                  — specific campaign file path
24/learn --from-evolve {target}       — compile from /evolve pattern library
25/learn --from-evolve {target} --cycle {n}  — specific evolve cycle only
26/learn --lint                       — lint-only pass (no new extraction)
27/learn --compile                    — re-compile staging area into wiki (no new extraction)
28/learn --memory                     — compile semantic memory blocks from planning artifacts
29/learn --doc-sync                   — process doc-sync queue into .planning/doc-sync/latest.md
30```
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