← ClaudeAtlas

improve-urselflisted

Extract learnings from the current conversation and encode them as persistent skills. Trigger when the user types /improve-urself (with optional topic args like "/improve-urself json formatting" or "/improve-urself tool-use bash"), or says things like "save that as a skill", "we should remember this", "turn that into a rule", "learn from what just happened", "add this to your skills", or "don't make that mistake again". Also trigger proactively after a long conversation where multiple corrections were made. Always use this skill — don't just summarize the learning in chat and move on.
Stealthy-McStealth/self-evolve · ★ 2 · AI & Automation · score 73
Install: claude install-skill Stealthy-McStealth/self-evolve
# improve-urself This skill extracts durable learnings from the current conversation and creates or updates skills so the pattern persists beyond this session. The core idea: you just ran an experiment. The conversation is the execution trace. Mine it. --- ## Step 1: Mine the conversation for signal Scan the conversation for: - **Mistakes made** — Claude produced wrong output, used the wrong tool, misread intent - **Corrections given** — user said "no, do it like this", "you should have", "next time" - **Patterns that worked** — a technique that solved something cleanly, a format the user liked - **Repeated friction** — anything the user had to clarify more than once - **Domain-specific knowledge** — facts, conventions, or constraints specific to this project/codebase If called with topic args (e.g., `/improve-urself bash errors`), focus extraction on those topics. Otherwise extract the 1–3 most impactful learnings from the whole session. For each learning, note: - What happened (the failure or insight) - What the correct behavior is - How generalizable it is (just this project? all projects? this type of task?) --- ## Step 2: Check for existing skills to update Look in the `skills/` directory of this plugin for existing skills with overlapping scope. Also check any loaded skills in the current session. If a skill already covers the topic: - Propose an edit to that skill rather than creating a new one - Merging is better than fragmentation — don't create a separat