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Capture and integrate improvement ideas for the shared Claude Code and Codex infrastructure. Use when recording an infrastructure enhancement for later review rather than implementing it immediately.

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# Ideas: Capture & Integrate > An inbox for improvement ideas — the gap between `[LEARN]` tags (immediate corrections) and `skill-extract` (full skill creation). Captures raw improvement ideas and periodically integrates the best ones into the system. ## Two Modes | Mode | Trigger | What it does | |------|---------|-------------| | **Capture** | `ideas capture [text]` | Append a structured idea entry to `log/ideas.md` | | **Integrate** | `ideas integrate` | Review unprocessed ideas and turn them into actions | --- ## Mode 1: Capture ### With argument: `ideas capture [text]` Parse the text and append a structured entry to `log/ideas.md`. ### Without argument: `ideas capture` Ask interactively: 1. "What's the idea?" (free text) 2. "Where did this come from?" (current session / external repo / user feedback / reading) ### Entry Format ```markdown ## [YYYY-MM-DD] [category] Idea title - **Quality:** [high] | [medium] - **Source:** [session | external:repo-name | user-feedback | reading:source] - **Proposed action:** One-sentence description of what to do - **Details:** [the idea text, expanded if needed] - **Status:** unprocessed ``` ### Auto-Classification Classify each idea into one of these categories based on content: | Category | Signal words / patterns | |----------|------------------------| | `[skill-design]` | "new skill", "workflow for", "automate", "slash command" | | `[rule]` | "always", "never", "enforce", "prevent", "require" | | `[workflow]` | "process...

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Author
flonat
Repository
flonat/flonat-research
Created
7 months ago
Last Updated
3 days ago
Language
Python
License
MIT

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