Extracts semantic memory from project analysis. Scans codebase, docs, and configs to understand tech stack, constraints, and goals.
Analyzes codebases to extract tech stacks, constraints, and goals into structured semantic memory.
/plugin marketplace add auge2u/lisa-helps-ralph-loops/plugin install lisa@lisa-helps-ralph-loopsThis skill inherits all available tools. When active, it can use any tool Claude has access to.
templates/semantic.jsonThis skill analyzes existing projects and generates Gastown-compatible semantic memory.
Use this skill when:
project/
├── .gt/
│ └── memory/
│ ├── semantic.json # Permanent facts (tech stack, constraints)
│ ├── episodic.json # Decisions with TTL (optional)
│ └── procedural.json # Learned patterns (optional)
└── [existing project files]
Scan these locations in priority order:
| File | Detects |
|---|---|
package.json | Node.js runtime, framework, dependencies |
Cargo.toml | Rust projects |
go.mod | Go projects |
requirements.txt | Python dependencies |
pyproject.toml | Python projects (modern) |
Gemfile | Ruby projects |
pom.xml | Java/Maven projects |
build.gradle | Java/Gradle projects |
| File | Detects |
|---|---|
.firebaserc, firebase.json | Firebase |
wrangler.toml | Cloudflare Workers |
vercel.json | Vercel deployment |
netlify.toml | Netlify deployment |
docker-compose.yml | Containerization |
Dockerfile | Container build |
*.env.example | Environment variables |
.github/workflows/ | CI/CD (GitHub Actions) |
| File | Provides |
|---|---|
README.md | Project description, setup |
docs/ | Architecture docs, ADRs, PRDs |
CONTRIBUTING.md | Development workflow |
CHANGELOG.md | Project history |
LICENSE | License type |
| Directory | Indicates |
|---|---|
src/, lib/, app/ | Main code location |
tests/, __tests__/, spec/ | Test location |
schemas/, migrations/ | Database schemas |
components/ | UI component library |
api/, routes/ | API structure |
Scan package and config files for dependencies, then map to canonical label names:
Use exact names above. If a dependency doesn't match a known canonical name, use the package name as-is.
{
"$schema": "semantic-memory-v1",
"project": {
"name": "my-app",
"type": "web-application",
"primary_language": "TypeScript",
"description": "A task management app for teams"
},
"tech_stack": {
"runtime": "Node.js 20",
"framework": "Next.js 14",
"database": "Neon PostgreSQL",
"auth": "Firebase Auth",
"deployment": "Vercel",
"styling": "Tailwind CSS",
"testing": "Vitest",
"orm": "Drizzle"
},
"personas": [
{"name": "Team Lead", "needs": ["assign tasks", "track progress"]},
{"name": "Developer", "needs": ["see my tasks", "update status"]}
],
"constraints": [
"Must support offline mode",
"GDPR compliant data handling"
],
"non_goals": [
"Mobile native app (web-only for MVP)",
"Enterprise SSO (future phase)"
],
"evidence": {
"last_scan": "2026-01-27T10:00:00Z",
"files_analyzed": ["package.json", "README.md", "docs/PRD.md"]
}
}
Permanent facts that don't change:
Decisions with time-to-live (~30 days):
Learned patterns:
| Gate | Requirement |
|---|---|
semantic_valid | semantic.json is valid JSON |
project_identified | project.name is not null or empty |
tech_stack_detected | At least 2 tech_stack fields populated |
evidence_recorded | evidence.files_analyzed has 1+ entries |
python plugins/lisa/hooks/validate.py --stage discover
If unable to detect something:
null rather than guessingevidence.unresolved list (if pattern exists)After discover completes:
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