Score each candidate, propose where it goes, and let the user decide every one.
The candidate lessons from action 01, each with its source.
A plan the user has approved: the lessons to keep, each with its destination.
- Score. Give each candidate a relevance score from 0 to 10 with a one-line reason. Weigh how durable it is, how far it generalizes beyond this task, and whether it extends or contradicts existing context.
- Propose and reconcile. For each candidate, name the destination it fits (Memory, Decision, Rule, or Skill, see the skill's Destinations). Then read that destination's current content and classify the candidate against it: new, already covered, or a change to what is there. A reworded repeat of something already captured is already covered, not a new lesson, even when the existing wording differs. A candidate that reverses an existing entry supersedes it.
- Ask. Show the candidates sorted by score, each with its score, reason, destination, and how it reconciles (new, already covered, or supersedes). Recommend the bar at 6 of 10 and recommend skipping the already-covered ones. For every candidate, let the user keep it, move it to another destination, or skip it. Write nothing anywhere until the user has decided. Block on the answer.
- Every candidate carries a score, a reason, a proposed destination, and a reconcile classification against that destination's current content, and the action writes nothing before the user has decided each one.