study-note

The study-note skill acts as a personal knowledge management assistant tailored for coding kata and software engineering projects. It provides a structured CLI-based interface for capturing insights, debugging logs, and TODO items directly into the project workspace, specifically targeting the docs/study/아카이브.md file. By leveraging the study-note-helper.sh script, it enables seamless recording of technical discoveries and process-oriented thoughts without disrupting the developer's workflow.

• Automatically resolves target file paths based on the current active KATA defined in .katarc, ensuring notes are localized to the relevant project context.
• Supports multi-keyword tagging to facilitate granular categorization of learning topics, such as debugging, system calls, memory management, or performance optimization.
• Implements a stack-based (LIFO) append mechanism that keeps the most recent notes at the end of the markdown archive, paired with automated KST (Korean Standard Time) timestamps for chronological tracking.
• Includes built-in search functionality to quickly retrieve past insights based on keyword filters, allowing developers to surface relevant information during repetitive technical challenges.
• Provides statistical analysis of learning topics to identify focus areas and track personal development trends over time.
• Designed for UTF-8 compatibility, ensuring robust support for Korean and English text inputs in development environments.
• Handles multi-line content input, making it suitable for documenting complex code snippets, error logs from Valgrind, or detailed debugging observations.
• Intended for software engineers and students participating in coding katas, this tool serves as a bridge between transient coding sessions and long-term knowledge retention. It is particularly effective for teams or individuals practicing XP (Extreme Programming) or Clean Architecture, where frequent feedback loops and documented learning cycles are paramount. Users should ensure the shell script has execution permissions to allow the helper to initialize archives and parse requests effectively.